Key result
Cardiac transplantation achieves successful outcome in an infant with Uhl anomaly.
Why the study?
The clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, and indications for cardiac transplantation in infants with Uhl's anomaly require detailed characterization.
Cardiac transplantation can be a successful treatment option for infants presenting with Uhl's anomaly.
Supports transplantation feasibility in infant Uhl's anomaly; hypothesis-generating for rare cases.
We report the case of an 8-month-old female infant with Uhl's anomaly, who underwent successful cardiac transplantation. The clinical findings, complementary laboratory tests, anatomic findings, and differential diagnosis of the anomaly are discussed.
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Ikari et al. (2001) studied this question. Cardiac transplantation was successfully performed in an 8-month-old female infant with Uhl's anomaly.
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