AI Article Synopsis
- A female infant was discovered to have a giant left ventricular rhabdomyoma that was not linked to tuberous sclerosis, which is rare.
- This case marks the first report of such a large cardiac rhabdomyoma blocking the left ventricular cavity without a connection to tuberous sclerosis.
- The baby’s treatment involved complex decisions and collaboration between pediatricians and pediatric cardiologists.
Article Abstract
The accidental finding of a giant left ventricular rhabdomyoma in a female infant with no tuberous sclerosis is described herein. This is the first report of a huge cardiac rhabdomyoma occluding the left ventricular cavity, which was not associated with tuberous sclerosis. The clinical management of the baby and the difficult therapeutical choices involved both pediatricians and pediatric cardiologists.
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