Table 4. Clinical And Echocardiographic Features Of Patients With Relapsing Type Of NCVM.

Patient	Age	Gender	Clinical and echo features	Outcome
1 (included in Table 3 above)	2 months	female	Twin 2. Severe heart failure due to depressed function, mild MR	Heart failure and ventricular function improved over 3 months. Left ventricular hypertrophy appeared after improvement of LV function. MR remained mild
2	4 months	female	Heart failure. Dilated left ventricle with ejection fraction of 15%	Followed up for 18 months. Heart failure decreased and ventricular function improved to 40%
3	2 months	female	Heart failure needing hospital admission. Coarctation of the aorta with a gradient of 40 mmHg. Low ejection fraction of 40%	Heart failure improved over 2 months. Ejection fraction improved to 60%. Waiting for coarctation repair
4	15 years	female	Heart failure with history of similar condition 7 years before. Transient hemiparesis. Echo: ejection fraction 25%, LV thrombus that resolved with anticoagulation	Improved clinically over 6 weeks. Ejection fraction improved to 60%. Splenic haematoma secondary to warfarin