[Transposition of great vessels in Cantrell syndrome].

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Poradni Kardiologii Dzieciecej Wojewódzkiej Przychodni Matki, Dziecka i Młodziezy, Koszalinie.

Published: April 1993

A case is presented of complete transposition of great vessels with atrial and ventricular septum defect and coarctation of the pulmonary artery in Cantrell syndrome. The Cantrell syndrome consists of: congenital heart disease, defect of pericardium, diaphragm, sternum, and anterior abdomen wall. In all cases of Cantrell syndrome described as yet ventricular septum defect was present alone or in combination with other intracardiac defects. The presented case is the first report of congenital abnormality in the from of d-TGA in Cantrell syndrome.

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