Key result
Angiocardiography confirms double outlet left ventricle as a distinct anomaly in a sixth reported case.
Why the study?
Double outlet left ventricle is a rare cardiac anomaly whose existence has been questioned on embryological grounds but requires recognition as a distinct malformation.
This case report confirms double outlet left ventricle as a recognized cardiac anomaly despite previous embryological doubts.
Double outlet left ventricle merits consideration in complex congenital cases; extends sparse reports but leaves open embryology and outcomes.
A case, the sixth, ofdouble outlet left ventricle is reported, the diagnosis being made by cardiac catheterization and angiocardiography.Though the existence of such a malformation has been questioned on embryologicalgrounds, double outlet left ventricle must now be regarded as a recognized cardiac anomaly.The embryological
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Anderson et al. (1974) studied this question. Double outlet left ventricle is confirmed as a recognized cardiac anomaly based on a sixth reported case diagnosed by cardiac catheterization and angiocardiography.
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