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Table 2 Cases of AMI concurrent with two mechanical complications reported in recent years

From: Ventricular apical wall rupture and ventricular aneurysm formation concurrent with ventricular septal dissection and rupture due to ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction: a case report

Mechanical Complications

Patient’s age (years) and sex

Treatments

Outcomes

LVA and VSR [1]

83; Female

Surgical repair

Survival

LVA and VSR [2]

70; Male

Surgical repair

Survival

VSR and VSD [3]

72; Male

Surgical repair

Died

LVA and VSR [4]

65; Female

Surgical repair

Survival

VSR and free wall rupture [5]

74; Female

Transcatheter closure

Died

VSR and VSD [6]

65; Female

Transcatheter closure

Survival

  1. LVA: Left ventricular aneurysm; VSR: Ventricular septal rupture; VSD: Ventricular septal dissection
  2. Reference
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