<unk>  cardiomyopathy can appear sporadically or can be familial.  Although mutations responsible for the sporadic cases have not been identified, several mutations that appear responsible for the familial transmission have been identified . 18%  to 50% of family members are affected. There is predominantly an autosomal dominant mode of inheritance. There are more males with NCC than females which suggests a X linked pattern of inheritance in some patients.<unk>  of ventricular myocardium was recently included in the 2006 classification of cardiomyopathies as a<unk> cardiomyopathy .
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