Atrial Septal Aneurysm Presenting as Clubbing without Clinically Apparent Cyanosis.
Atrial septal aneurysm (ASA) is a localised "saccular" deformity which protrudes to the right or the left atrium or on both sides. It is a rare, but well recognised cardiac abnormality. It is usually an incidental finding or may presents as atrial arrhythmias or arterial embolism. Though it is an acyanotic congenital heart disease but it may result in significant right to left shunt and cyanosis. We describe a patient of ASA with atrial septal defect who presented with clubbing and right to left shunt without clinically apparent cyanosis.
Assistant Professor.
Laxmi Kant
LK
Goyal
Senior Professor.
S
S
Banerjee
Associate Professor.
R N
RN
Yadav
Resident, Department of Medicine.
Gajraj
G
Singh
Resident, Department of Medicine.
Sujata
S
Ganguli
Resident, Department of Medicine, SMS Medical College, Jaipur.
Rohit
R
Isran