A case report of Ebstein's anomaly-Gerbode defect dyad: is there room for another anomaly in the same patient?

The association of Ebstein's anomaly-Gerbode defect is extremely rare, and to our knowledge, this is the first case that presents in addition an anomalous coronary artery. Both structural defects were without haemodynamic significance, and there was no proof of myocardial ischaemia. As the case illustrates, congenital disorders, even when in conjunction, can have a silent clinical course and multimodality imaging is sometimes necessary for a complete and final diagnosis.