Biventricular hypertrabeculations or noncompaction in a 54‐year‐old woman in Sub‐Saharan Africa: A case report

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  Figure 1. 2D echocardiogram of the left ventricle. Upper panel shows the parasternal long axis with prominent trabeculations with Doppler within the recesses. The middle panel shows the parasternal short‐axis view of both ventricles with prominent trabeculations and intrarecess Doppler. The lower panel shows the apical 3‐chamber view of the left ventricle with prominent trabeculations and intratrabecular blood flow

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  Figure 2. Global longitudinal LV strain showing a global and segmental dysfunction (left), with marked asynchrony (right)

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  Figure 3. Hypertrabeculations of the right ventricle (left) with poor function (right)

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  Figure 4. The ECG recording shows: sinus rhythm with frequent premature ventricular contractions and fusion beats. The ventricular response is 93 cycles/minute. Mild left axis deviation (−24°) with a large intraventricular gradient (217°). LV hypertrophy (Cornell: 34 mm) and LA dilation (P‐wave duration: 130 ms. Moritz sign +). Poor R‐wave progression. T waves were inverted in leads D1, D2, aVL, V3, and V4. Nonspecific intraventricular conduction delay. QTc is prolonged (QTc: 514 ms)