Female, 23 years old. 1year ago discovered a congenital hear | Figure 1

Female, 23 years old. 1 year ago discovered a congenital heart pathology. US confirms large interatrial defect with 4 chambers hypertrophy and pulmonary trunc hypertension. Pt only complains of isolated cases of dyspnea

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