Abstract
Gerbode defect is very rare cardiac abnormality accounting for <1% of cardiac defects. Historically treated by open heart surgery, many authors have now popularized the concept of percutaneous closure of such defects by various devices. We report three such cases and provide a brief review of the literature.
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