Corrigendum to “Prenatal Diagnosis of Cardiac Diverticulum with Pericardial Effusion in the First Trimester of Pregnancy with Resolution after Early Pericardiocentesis”

Table 2

Description of the cases of cardiac diverticulum reported in the literature.

⁢	Author	GA di	Size	Sex	Location	Karyotype	Associated anomalies	Intervention	Prenatal progression	Neonatal	Follow-up
1	Kitchiner et al. (1990)	33	—	Female	Apex VI	—	Cardiomegaly	No	Stable	Vaginal delivery 40 w; cardiomegaly, tachypnea, heart murmur, muscular IVC, mild mitral regurgitation	Asymptomatic at 3.5 months of life
2	Hornberger et al. (1994)	31	—	—	Lateral wall below tricuspid valve (RV)	—	—	No	—	—	—
3	Carles et al. (1995)	13	—	Male	Apex LV	—	Pericardial effusion	TOP 14 w	—	—	—
4	Cesko et al. (1998)	17	—	Male	Apex RV	46XY	Pericardial effusion	TOP 22 w	Stable	—	—
5	Cavallé-Garrido et al. (1997)	20	Large	Female	Lateral wall below mitral valve (LV)	Trisomy 18	Ventricular septal defect, hydrops	No	Fetal death 26 w	—	—
6	Cavallé-Garrido et al. (1997)	19	Small	Female	Apex RV	—	No	No	Stable; spontaneous resolution at 34 w	Asymptomatic	Asymptomatic at 22 months of life
7	Cavallé-Garrido et al. (1997)	19	Small	—	Apex RV	—	Pericardial effusion	PC 20 w	Stable	Asymptomatic	Asymptomatic at 12 months of life
8	Cavallé-Garrido et al. (1997)	36	Small	Male	Lateral wall below tricuspid valve (RV)	—	Pericardial effusion	—	—	—	Asymptomatic at 18 months of life
9	Johnson et al. (1996)	19	3 mm	Female	Apex RV	46XX	Pericardial effusion	PC 20 w	No relapse after PC, no growth	Eutocic delivery 41 w; weight 3700 grams Asymptomatic	Asymptomatic at 16 months of life
10	Brachlow et al. (2002)	32	—	—	Apex LV	—	Cardiomegaly	No	Stable	—	Asymptomatic at 6 months of life
11	Bernasconi et al. (2004)	22	10 × 5 mm	Male	LV lateral wall below mitral	46XY	Pericardial effusion	PC 22 w	—	Fetal death 26 w, probably due to diverticulum rupture	—
12	McAuliffe et al. (2005)	13	4 × 6 mm	Male	Apex RV	46XY	First trimester NT 4.2 mm; Pericardial effusion	PC 16 w	Resolution of the effusion; CD stable	Eutocic delivery 38 w; weight of 3070 grams Asymptomatic	Asymptomatic at 10 months of life
13	McAuliffe et al. (2005)	13	4 × 3 mm	Male	Apex RV	46XY	First trimester NT 2 mm; Pericardial effusion	PC 14 w	Resolution of the effusion; CD stable	Eutocic delivery 38 w; weight 3150 grams Asymptomatic	Asymptomatic at 8 months of life
14	Prefumo et al. (2005)	14	5 × 5	Male	Apex RV	46XY	First trimester NT 3.7 mm; Pericardial effusion, ascites, skin edema	PC 16 w	Resolution of the effusion and hydrops; CD stable; mild cardiomegaly	Vaginal full-term eutocic delivery; asymptomatic	Asymptomatic at 22 months of life
15	Prefumo et al. (2005)	12	1 mm	—	Apex RV	—	First trimester NT 1.2 mm; Pericardial effusion	No	Spontaneous resolution of PE with 21 w; CD stable	Full-term eutocic delivery, asymptomatic	Asymptomatic at 17 months of life
16	Gardiner et al. (2009)	14	2-3 mm	—	Apex RV	Normal	Pericardial effusion	PC 14 w	Resolution of the effusion and hydrops CD collapsed	Asymptomatic at birth	—
17	Gardiner et al. (2009)	14	2-3 mm	—	Apex RV	Normal	Pericardial effusion	TOP	—	—	—
18	Del Río et al. (2005)	13	5 × 5	Female	Apex RV	46XX	Pericardial effusion, septal defect	No	Spontaneous resolution at 28 w	Eutocic delivery 40 w; weight 3400 grams, asymptomatic at birth	Correction of septal defect at 3 months of life, resection of diverticulum; Asymptomatic at 8 months of life
19	Wax et al. (2007)	20	6 × 9 mm	Male	Junction base RV-infundibulum	—	No	No	Stable	Full-term eutocic delivery; Weight 3689 grams, asymptomatic; small permeable FO	Asymptomatic at 18 months of life
20	Koshiishi et al. (2007)	24	7 × 10 mm	—	Lateral wall below tricuspid valve (RV)	—	Mild pericardial effusion; MC pregnancy with laser intervention for TTTS at week 20 where donor fetus died	No	Stable	Prenatal fetal death at 29 w	—
21	Pradhan et al. (2007)	28	—	—	Apex LV	—	Fetal arrhythmia; Hydrops fetalis	Medical treatment (digoxin)	—	Vaginal delivery 40 w	Asymptomatic at 12 months of life
22	Barberato et al. (2009)	16	5 × 5,7 mm	—	Apex LV	—	Mild pericardial effusion	PC 20 w	Discrete enlargement of PE with normal heart function	Prenatal fetal death 37 w	—
23	Barberato et al. (2009)	30	12 × 13 mm	—	Mitral subvalvular	—	LV dilatation and reduced systolic function	No	Stable	—	Asymptomatic at 6 months of life
24	Davidson et al. (2009)	20	—	—	Apex RV	—	Pericardial effusion	No	Spontaneous resolution	—	Surgical treatment
25	Abi-Nader et al. (2009)	21	5 × 5,5 mm	Male	RV	—	Pericardial effusion	PC 24 w	Mild tricuspid regurgitation at 31 CD stable	Full-term delivery	Asymptomatic at a year of life
26	Perlitz et al. (2009)	22	7 × 4 mm	Male	RV lateral wall	—	No	No	Stable, CD growth up to 9 × 9 mm	Eutocic delivery week 40; weight 4010 grams Asymptomatic at birth	Asymptomatic at a year of life
27	Menahem (2010)	19	—	—	Apex LV	—	Pericardial effusion	—	No controls performed	Full-term live birth	Asymptomatic at 10 months of life
28	Carrard et al. (2010)	13	2,6 × 2,9 mm	Male	RV lateral wall	46XY	First trimester NT 2.2 mm; Pericardial effusion	PC 17 w	Resolution after PC; CD collapsed at 26 w	Eutocic delivery 40 w, 2780 grams	Asymptomatic at 11 months of life
29	Williams et al. (2009)	22	3-4 mm	Male	RV	46XY	Pericardial effusion	PC 18 w	Reaccumulation after treatment and resolution at 32-33 w	PROM 34 w; intubation due to prematurity; caesarean section; weight 2460 gr; 2 muscle IVCs	Asymptomatic at 14 months of life
30	Williams et al. (2009)	21	11 × 15 mm	Male	RV lateral wall below tricuspid valve	—	Isolated	—	—	Eutocic delivery; weight 2780 gr; asymptomatic at birth	Asymptomatic at 16 months of life
31	Williams et al. (2009)	25	26 × 16 mm (37 s)	Male	RV	—	Arrhythmia and reduced systolic function	Induced delivery	—	Caesarean section  w; weight 3270 grams; mild reduction of systolic function and premature ventricular contractions at birth	Asymptomatic at 3 years of life, on prophylactic treatment with acetyl salicylic acid
32	Paoletti and Robertson (2012)	17	—	—	Apex LV	Normal	Mesocardia, per-membranous IVC	No	Stable	Full-term live birth	Asymptomatic at 2 years of life
33	Nam et al. (2012)	21	1,6 × 0,4 mm	—	Apex LV	Normal	Defect on thoracoabdominal midline	TOP	—	—	—
34	Olorón et al. (2011)	31	12 mm (postnatal)	—	RV lateral wall below tricuspid valve	—	—	No	Ventricular septal defect	Full-term live birth; asymptomatic at birth; symptoms at 45 days of life: closure of septal defect at 3 months of life	Asymptomatic at 10 months of life
35	Our case	14	2 mm	Male	Apex RV	46XY	Pericardial effusion	PC 17 w	PE resolution after treatment; CD Stable; moderate cardiomegaly; normal heart function	Full-term live birth; spontaneous eutocic delivery  w; weight 3150 grams	Asymptomatic at 4 years of life

GA di: gestational age at diagnosis; RV: right ventriculum; LV: left ventriculum; w: weeks of pregnancy; TOP: termination of pregnancy; PC: pericardiocentesis; CD: cardiac diverticulum; IVC: interventricular communication; PE: pericardial effusion; PROM: premature rupture of membranes; NT: nuchal translucency.
was made during the pathological examination after death. of the ventricular septal defect was made after birth.