Complex congenital cardiac anomalies in the setting of right isomerism in a 31-month-old infant: a case report.

Background: Congenital cardiac defects are not rare among neonates. Prompt assessment for life-threatening anomalies is essential for rapid management decisions and positive outcomes. Extracardiac anomalies can occur in congenital heart defects, and their presence increases morbidity and mortality in these neonates.