Naturally corrected double-outlet right ventricle with biventricular outflow tract obstruction

Double outlet right ventricle in adults: Anatomic variability, surgical treatment, and late postoperative complications

“…On Figures 2 and 3 we present the case of a 62-years old woman with previously known but unrecognized heart defect who was admitted to the hospital for selective coronary angiography because of angina pectoris. On transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) DORV with subaortic VSD combined 24 While the main types of DORV are described in literature and well-studied, the embryologic complexity of the conotruncal region gives place to the cases of anomalies that have never been described in the literature before. Gouton et al in 1996 presented the review of seven patients with DORV, six of which had typical anatomy, and one demonstrated the unusual anatomy characteristic for DORV and left heart hypoplastic syndrome.…”

“…Zusman et al presented another type of naturally corrected DORV in a 5 years old girl, who complained of presyncopes on exertion. The diagnostic work‐up revealed DORV with subaortic VSD and both right and left ventricular tracts severe obstruction, for which the patient was successfully operated 24 …”