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Double chambered left ventricle
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 August 2008
Summary
Double chambered left ventricle is a rare anomaly and unlike double chambered right ventricle, is not well documented. We report a case occurring with tetralogy of Fallot, an association not thus far described.
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