Introduction
Cardiac pseudoaneurysm is a contained rupture of the cardiac wall 1. Although myocardial infarction is the main etiology, traumatic lesions are more commonly described with chest penetrating as the first cause of trauma 1. Cardiac surgery and, rarely, endovascular procedures are also possible 2–5. Rarely symptomatic, the risk of stroke or rupture is high and suggests surgical treatment 1.
We present the anatomical considerations of a rare case of submitral pseudoaneurysm in a young woman. We excluded it by a conservative transmitral approach.