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This video provides an overview of Ebstein’s Anomaly, detailing its classification and the indications for surgical intervention. It features a case study an Ebstein Abnomaly Annuloplasty repair for an adolescent female who has an apically displaced tricuspid valve with severe regurgitation and a central coaptation defect. It also offers an overview of the patient’s post-operative course.
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Mayo Clinic. Cardiovascular diseases and cardiac surgery. Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. Available at: www.mayoclinic.org/medical-professionals/cardiovascular-diseases/news/cone-reconstruction-for-ebstein-anomaly/mac-20466360.
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