Congenitally corrected transposition of great arteries: a case series of five unoperated African children

Table 1 Showing clinical, ECG and echocardiographic characteristics of the cases

Cases			Echocardiography					Electrocardiogram
Case	Symptoms	BMI SP0₂	VSD (size in mm)	TR Severity	RV systolic function	Great Arteries	Septal wall abnormalities	Electrocardiogram
Case 1 13 Yrs	Palpitation, Exercise intolerance	BMI: 18.37 SP0₂: 99%	Peri-membranous VSD (17 mm)	Severe	Severe	Normal	Yes	Atrial fibrillation
Case 2 6 Yrs	Palpitation Exercise intolerance	BMI: 13.55 SP0₂: 98%	Inlet VSD (26 mm)	None	Normal	Mild PS	none	Complete heart block/junctional escape rhythm
Case 3 3 Yrs	dyspnoea, diaphoresis	BMI: 13.21 SP0₂: 96%	Inlet VSD (18 mm)	Severe	Normal	Moderate PR	None	Junctional rhythm
Case 4 1 Yr 10 months	dyspnoea	BMI:17.78 SP0₂: 92%	Peri-membranous VSD (9 mm)	Moderate	Normal	Normal	None	Sinus rhythm
Case 5 8 Yrs	none	BMI: 15.93 SP0₂: 97%	None	Mild	Normal	Normal	none	pre-excitation

Key: Bicuspid pulmonary valve with mild pulmonary stenosis (PS), mitral valve regurgitation (MR), pulmonary valve regurgitation (PR), Tricuspid valve regurgitation (TR), Years (Yrs)

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