Double chambered left ventricle-institutional experience of two cases.

BACKGROUND: Double Chambered Left Ventricle is a very rare congenital cardiac condition with limited cases reported in literature, etiology of which is obscure and presentation can be varied. AIM OF THE STUDY: To share our experience of two diverse cases of Double Chambered Left Ventricle at our institute. RESULTS: Two diverse cases of Double Chambered Left Ventricle were appropriately diagnosed and successfully managed. One of which one was congenital and the other was acquired METHODS: Both the patients had an uneventful peri-operative period. CONCLUSIONS: Double Chambered Left Ventricle is a condition which remains an enigma. Diagnosis requires a high degree of radiological suspicion for prompt diagnosis and good surgical outcomes.