The authors report a case of an asymptomatic 3‐day‐old baby with multiple biventricular tumors detected 2 years ago by echocardiography. In spite of the major anatomical anomaly, no functional abnormality was found. There was no outflow tract obstruction and, therefore, an expectant and noninterventional approach was recommended. Serial echocardiographic follow‐up revealed spontaneous and progressive regression of the tumors. Today the child remains asymptomatic and only three small masses persist.
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