[Sudden death due to dysplasia of the right ventricle].

Med Pregl

Zdravstveni centar Dr Gere Istvan, Senta.

Published: May 1992

The authors present two cases of arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia in two young males, who had died by sudden death. A brief presentation is given of the clinical manifestation, uninvasive and invasive diagnostic possibilities, of the pathoanatomic finding and the pathohistological presentation, and the possibilities of treatment.

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