“…There are clear characteristics distinguishing an aneurysm, ‘as a dilatation of the atrium involving all layers of the atrial wall, from a diverticulum, an entry of fibromuscular strands across the atrial wall’ [6]. However, in the literature this clear distinction is not made continuously, as one can see in the definition by Chockalingam et al [7]: ‘an atrial aneurysm, or diverticulum, is an aneurysmal outpouching from an otherwise normal atrium’. Therefore, because of inconsistent terminology, the first description of IDRA was cited differently by Borrichin in 1676 [8], Semans and Taussig in 1938 (cited by Imren et al, 2006 [4]) and Morrow and Behrendt [9] in 1968.…”