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Methods, Results, and Conclusions of the interesting study by Kohli et al. 1 raise the following concerns.Irrespective of the diagnostic criteria applied, the prevalence of left ventricular hypertrabeculation/non-compaction (LVHT) is, compared with previous studies, extremely high. The sensitivity of the diagnostic criteria cannot explain this difference. The explanation that ‘the majority of normal controls fulfilling the LVHT criteria were black’ is not justified. LVHT in asymptomatic patients simply confirms that lone LVHT exists.Which was the indication for echocardiography in the 43 patients without heart failure and the causes of heart failure in the remaining 156?2The statement …

No re-appraisal of non-compaction diagnostic criteria without considering neurological co-morbidity and genetic heterogeneity