27th July 2020

An 8-month-old female child is brought to the General Practitioner (GP) with coryzal symptoms

An 8-month-old female child is brought to the General Practitioner (GP) with coryzal symptoms. The GP suspects a viral illness and gives the parents appropriate advice in line with this diagnosis. However, on examination, the GP hears a systolic ejection murmur at the left upper sternal border. This murmur radiates to the back. The child is otherwise well, is growing well, and has no family history of note. She was born at term and had no neonatal complications. 

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