HISTORY
Female patient , 33 yo, presented
by severe heart failure for  1 year, previous
diagnosis : dilated cardiomyopathy . Decreased S1. audible S3,  2/6 apical systolic murmur.  She was sent to MEDIC for cardiac MSCT to
rule out Coronary artery disease.
EKG
Short PR, delta waves, QS in V2-V6, D1 aVL 
ECHOCARDIO+ TDI and 3 D Echocardiography
Decreased LV
systolic function , LV diastolic dysfunction , LV diastolic dysfunction 
Prominent
trabeculae, spongiformed LV , Diagnostic criteria NC/C leyer > 2 
Noncompacted cardiomyopathy Echocardiography: Apical 4 C view and Parasternal short axis
view
Prominent
trabeculations and spongiformed myocardium of LV 
MS CT 640                
Intertrabecular Recesses, Multiple Trabeculae , Predominant location at
Apex, mid lateral, mid inferior . NC layer/ C layer > 2,2, Involving >2
segments, Sens. 100%, Spec. 95% (Tomography, volume 6, Issue 5, Sept.-Oct.
2012, pp 346-354) 
MSCT 640: 3D Imaging =Trabeculated and spongiformed LV 
 Video clip from apex view
Summary
  Reported
by Engberding and Benber in 1984 :Mutation in LDB3, genetic cardiomyopathy 
  Myocardial
sinusoids
  Severe
heart failure, arrhythmias, thrombus formation, sudden death
  Diagnosis
by  Echocardiography, MRI, MSCT
  Medical
treatment ( ACEI, Betabloker, Aspirin, Anticoagulant ), ICD, heart transplant.
  Long
term prognosis is unknown
  Value
of cardiac MSCT in patient with heart failure. 

 
 
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