Corrected transposition of great arteries with exertional angina: A case
report
- Yu Wan,
- Zixin Xie,
- Qi Yang,
- Mingbin Deng
Abstract
The corrected transposition of great arteries without ventricular septal
defect and pulmonary stenosis is rare in the clinic. We reported a case
of ccTGA with tricuspid valve regurgitation that lead his exertional
angina. Various echocardiographic and CTA methods were useful for its
diagnosis. Although the patient didn't choose the surgical treatment,
further follow-up was still needed during his conservative treatment
procedure.