[ @entity1165 caused by a XXXX in a @entity1 with previous surgery for @entity1757 ].

@entity1 @entity1165 @entity1353 @entity714 @entity1757 @entity910 @entity591 @entity891 @entity439 @entity943 @entity1002
Ventricular mural @entity439 especially in the left ventricle represent an increased risk for life-threatening @entity943 . We present a case of @entity1165 originating from an inferobasal @entity1002 . A 25-year-old male @entity1 presented with complaints of palpitation, @entity1353 , and dizziness of two-hour onset. The electrocardiogram showed wide-QRS @entity591 at which time his blood pressure was 80/40 mmHg. The @entity1 suddenly developed @entity891 and @entity1165 was diagnosed on the monitor, and he returned to sinus rhythm following successful cardioversion. He remained stable during hospitalization. The electrocardiogram was in sinus rhythm with @entity714 and small Q waves in inferior leads. He had an eight-year history of surgery for @entity1757 closure, during which a @entity439 was detected but left untreated. Echocardiographic examination showed a @entity910 aneurysmal region extending from the inferobasal segment to the posterior wall of the left ventricle. Coronary arteries were normal on angiography, and ventriculography confirmed the @entity439 . Electrophysiologic study was recommended, but the @entity1 refused any treatment. He remained asymptomatic during 18 months of follow-up.
