“…Currently, the following features are inconsistently used to define an aneurysm Narrow connecting neckSynchronous contraction of the protrusionPresence of all three layers of myocardium, endocardium, and pericardium in the outpouching …”
The cornerstone of this classification is elliptical LV geometry. Large-type IIc LVO have dismal prognosis, if left untreated. LVO type I and small LVO type IIa have the best prognosis.
“…Currently, the following features are inconsistently used to define an aneurysm Narrow connecting neckSynchronous contraction of the protrusionPresence of all three layers of myocardium, endocardium, and pericardium in the outpouching …”
The cornerstone of this classification is elliptical LV geometry. Large-type IIc LVO have dismal prognosis, if left untreated. LVO type I and small LVO type IIa have the best prognosis.
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