Postnatal manifestation of left heart failure following foetal-onset right heart failure in biventricular noncompaction with an MYH7 variant: a case report

Yamada et al. (Wed,) conducted a case report in Biventricular noncompaction with an MYH7 variant (n=1). Foetal-onset biventricular noncompaction with an MYH7 variant transitioned from prenatal right heart failure to progressive left heart failure at 5 months of age.

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