Incidental asymptomatic accessory mitral valve: A differential diagnosis for intracardiac mass

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Abstract

Accessory mitral valve is a rare entity which is commonly detected in children. It might present as a cause for left ventricular outfow obstruction, aortic regurgitation or a source for thromboembolic event. Diagnosis is based on echocardiographic findings, transesophageally when possible. Usually treatment is not required however treatment decisions are based on associated abnormalities

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Donmez, E., Seker, T., Icen, Y. K., Elbasan, Z., Gur, M., & Cayli, M. (2014). Incidental asymptomatic accessory mitral valve: A differential diagnosis for intracardiac mass. Acta Medica Portuguesa, 27(6), 779–782. https://doi.org/10.20344/amp.5006

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