Usefulness of cardiac magnetic resonance imaging in the study of simple adult congenital heart disease: two rare cases
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cardiac magnetic resonance, congenital heart disease, atrial septal defect, partial anomalous venous connection.Abstract
We report two cases of atypical atrial septal defects due to their clinical presentation and patient history. In both situations, cardiac magnetic resonance imaging was determinant to establish an adequate diagnosis.
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