… hypertrabeculation contributes to disease and whether left … of the left ventricle wall in
conjunction with left ventricular (LV) … to compact myocardium of at least 2:1 (the NC/C ratio). The …

… Left ventricular noncompaction is a poorly defined and … of hypertrabeculation, which have
low specificity for identifying true cardiomyopathy cases. The management of left ventricular …

… A variety of neuromuscular disorders, such as myotonic dystrophy or amyloidosis, may …
hypertrabeculated layer and deep recesses communicating with the left ventricular cavity and an …

… A specific NMD was diagnosed in 21 (metabolic myopathy in 14, Leber’s hereditary optic
neuropathy in 3, myotonic dystrophy in 2, Becker muscular dystrophy in 1 and DMD in 1, …

… the LV with an hypertrabeculated sub-endocardium in the distal and apical regions (Figure
1, 2, … may have NMDs (4), including myotonic dystrophies, dystrophinopathies, Charcot-Marie-…

… Of these patients, about 35% of them have a high proportion of left ventricular trabeculations…
myotonic dystrophy type essential thrombocythemia, and various neuromuscular disorders [1…

… : “left ventricular noncompaction” and “hypertrabeculation”. The reference lists of relevant
articles were also reviewed and additional articles were identified. Publications with relatively …

… Left ventricular dysfunction with prominent trabeculations and deep recesses in the left ventricle
suggestive of Left ventricular … Beckers muscular dystrophy or Myotonic dystrophy type. [ 4 …

… LVNC is characterized by hypertrabeculation and noncompaction in myocardial anatomy
associated with deep intertrabecular recesses [1,2,3,69]. Clinical presentation of LVNC is …

… entity characterized by hypertrabeculation, typically of the left ventricle. Uncertainties …
Neuromuscular disorders (such as myotonic dystrophies, Barth syndrome, or mitochondrial …