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Il setto interventricolare è composto da una porzione muscolare che può essere suddivisa a sua volta in tre componenti maggiori (inlet, trabecolare e outlet) e una piccola porzione membranosa subito sotto la valvola aortica. I difetti del setto interventricolare (DIV) sono classificati in tre categorie principali indipendentemente dalla loro localizzazione e dai margini (Fig. 9.1).
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(2007). Difetto del setto interventricolare. In: Cardiopatie congenite dell’adulto. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0526-6_9
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