ReviewLeft ventricular—Right atrial communication☆
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2017, Journal of the Saudi Heart AssociationCitation Excerpt :Communis type defects are usually large and associated with a cleft tricuspid leaflet or a widened commissural space. They differ from the more common forms of endocardial cushion and abnormalities in that both the atrial septum and the mitral valve are generally intact [19]. Physiologically, shunting occurs from the LV to RA due to the large pressure gradient that exists between these cardiac chambers [20,24].
Group B streptococcus endocarditis with left ventricle-right atrium (Gerbode's) defect
2014, Annals of Thoracic SurgeryCitation Excerpt :Because this patient has a history of childhood murmur, it may be possible that she could have had a congenital perimembranous ventricular septal defect that has spontaneously closed, but this has still predisposed her to infective endocarditis [2]. Another possibility is the presence of a small LV-RA defect that produced only a small shunt that was not clinically detectable, but this would be rare and unlikely given that such defects would usually have shown some degree of cardiovascular compromise [7, 8]. Spontaneous closures of supraventricular defects do not usually occur and are also more likely to be acquired than congenital [2].
Gerbode defect associated with blunt trauma in a dog
2011, Journal of Veterinary CardiologyCitation Excerpt :In humans, a shunt from the LV to the RA is termed a Gerbode defect, first characterised by Gerbode et al.1 This is a rare cardiac defect, which may be congenital or secondary to septic endocarditis, valve replacement, or thoracic trauma.2–4
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This study was supported in part by U. S. Public Health Service Grant HD-35-05 and H-40495J-23640.