This is a rare genetic disorder.  It is hard to know the true prevalance of disease as the diagnosis may be missed on echocardiography, and studies of prevalance focus on patients referred to teriary referral centers with congestive heart failure. The prevalence may increase as imaging modalities improve.  In the largest study to date, the prevalence was 0.014%.
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