4 Conclusion
We described the first case of HLHS reported in the literature to date, which carries a combination of microduplication of the chromosomal region 14q11.2q 24.2 and chromosome translocation involving the chromosomes X and 14.
Reported case suggested that HLHS may appear in a modular style, through the multiple mutations.
Timely provided prenatal ultrasonography and prompt genetic investigation for each case of HLHS may reveal the natural origin of this complex congenital heart disease that is essential for determining the optimal decision-interventions options for physicians and parents.