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Findings of cardiac examination. a) ECG strip demonstrates the premature ventricular contractions (to 100PVCs/1h). b) etc-cardiac MRI features of cardiomegaly (b-long-axis and c-short-axis post contrast views ,there is no sub-epicardial or mild-myocardial pattern of late gadolinium enhancement).  

Findings of cardiac examination. a) ECG strip demonstrates the premature ventricular contractions (to 100PVCs/1h). b) etc-cardiac MRI features of cardiomegaly (b-long-axis and c-short-axis post contrast views ,there is no sub-epicardial or mild-myocardial pattern of late gadolinium enhancement).  

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Figure 1: Findings of cardiac examination. a) ECG strip demonstrates...
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Case Report of Malouf Syndrome not Associated with LMNA Gene Mutation
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Malouf syndrome, currently known as dilated cardiomyopathy associated with hypergonadotropic hypogonadism (DCM-НН), is a rare congenital disorder with clinical signs including DCM phenotype, ovary dysgenesis in females or primary testicular failure in males, mental retardation, facial dysmorphism, skin lesions, bone abnormalities and occasionally m...
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... global systolic dysfunction (LVEF 30%). Hypertrabecular structure of myocardial apex was found also.MRI findings of cardiomegaly are presented in Figure 1a,b&c. Endomyocardial biopsies were examined, and no genetic markers of 8 cardiotropic viruses using PCR method were detected. ...

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