Clinical Case and Literature Review of Right Ventricular Double Outflow Tract Malformation Due to Congenital Genetic Pathology

Abstract

Double outlet right ventricular disease (DORV) is a mul­tifactorial congenital heart disease in which the main ar­teries of the heart exit from the right ventricle. We report a clinical case of a premature newborn with a diagnosis of double outlet disease (Fallot tetrad type) suspected to be a congenital genetic disease. Complications associ­ated with the malformation, diagnostic and therapeutic modalities of the pathology are described.