Tuqa Rajab, Moayad Abou Nukta, Nour Bannoud, Sultaneh Haddad, Dimah Aljarmakani, Doaa Mukhtar Mohammed Ali, Amal Mohamed H Hassan Jama, Samir Srour
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Abstract
Introduction: The complete absence hepatic portion of the inferior vena cava (IVC) is known as "interruption" of the IVC. Congenital interruption of the IVC can rarely occur in patients with a normal visceroatrial situs.
Case presentation: We present a case of an 8-year-old male child who exhibited mild dyspnea. Further evaluation revealed an interruption of the IVC and pulmonary valve stenosis, without heterotaxy.
Discussion: It is important to recognize that interruption of the IVC can occur independently or as part of a syndrome. Therefore, thorough investigations should be conducted for each patient.
Conclusion: More research is needed to explore the associations between IVC interruption and pulmonary valve stenosis.
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