Long-term survival of a patient with single atrium and single ventricular heart: a case report

An adult female patient with single atrium and single ventricle undergoing appendectomy: A case report

“…Only about 10 cases worldwide have been reported for patients with single ventricle surviving to late adulthood, one of them up to 62 years of age and the others up to 50 years of age (12). Survival to adulthood in patients with a single ventricle combined with a single atrium is even rarer, with only a very few cases reported so far (13,14). There have been few reported cases of patients successfully surviving into adulthood with concurrent surgical treatment.…”

Multiple miscarriages in a female patient with two-chambered heart and situs inversus totalis: A case report

“…Only a few patients with two-chambered heart surviving to adulthood have been reported, including two in Poland aged 23 and 19 years[ 3 ], one in Iran aged 22 years[ 4 ], one in Sri Lanka aged 25 years[ 5 ], one in China aged 20 years[ 6 ], one in Japan aged 42 years[ 7 ] and one in the United States aged 25 years[ 8 ]. Here, we reported a rare case with two-chambered heart, situs inversus totalis and multiple miscarries (Figure 7 ).…”