Key result
Single ventricle arises from failed rightward atrial expansion routing both AV orifices into a common sinus.
Design
Review
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Refines single ventricle diagnosis amid complex CHD variants; extends embryological models but leaves open prospective validation.
Provides a foundational anatomical and embryological classification of single ventricle to differentiate it from other complex congenital heart defects.
Lev et al. (1969) conducted a review in Single ventricle. Single ventricle is defined as a condition where both atrioventricular orifices enter a common ventricular sinus, embryologically due to a lack of expansion of the atrial canal to the right.
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