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Welcome to you, interested in ARVCs which represents a wide spectrum of diseases poorly recognised diagnosed and treated.
This is related to the complexity of this new category of cardiomyopathies in which some have been known under a different name.
Nowadays, I think it is timely to put them in the same basket under the name of "ARVCs" to concentrate the expertise of many investigators interested in only one aspect of these diseases which have more or less some features in common the first being that they are involving the Right Ventricle !
Being also the founder of the unique style of Calligraphic Painting and Drawing I have illustrated this blog with some of my 2300 recorded pieces of art.
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This case report is a beautifull example of what I want to do with this blog!
ReplyDeleteThe release of interesting material stored in my files and never published such as the Taormina algorithm.
The unique case of the girl with sudden death has been published in the Zipes & Jalife Book 2004 but the dissemination of this material is rare outside of the United States.
The important question is to know what is the % of patients with RVOT who have a structural heart disease suggesting a localised form of RV dysplasia.
I will tranfer this question to Dr JL Hébert who studied by contrast angio all of our patients of La Salpêtrière hospital.
A remarquable approach to this interesting and unclear aspect of ARVCs
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