This doesn’t happen everyday.
The dangers of having two hearts.
And we think it’s bad when pulmonary veins reconnect?
JMM
P.S. How do you fill out the checklist on this one? Reversible cause?
Here is the original case report for you Annals of Emergency Medicine subscribers.
Sam P. says
January 21, 2012 at 6:48 amWe had a few Heterotopic or piggy back transplants at UAB in the 80’s.Interesting to see two ECG’s on one patient. Barnard’s first transplant was hetereotopic in South Africa.
Dr John says
January 21, 2012 at 11:38 pm1980’s. I was a college and med student. That looked like a confusing case.