Abstract
A newborn presented with a prominent pulsatile supraumbilical tumour which was initially diagnosed as umbilical hernia by the caring paediatrician. On referral, clinical examination showed a subcutaneous pulse-synchronous pulsatile mass with diastasis of m. rectus abdominis ( Panel A ). Echocardiography demonstrated situs solitus with levocardia and a secundum atrial septal defect. The apex of the left ventricle (LV) continued into a funnel-like diverticulum running caudally and …
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