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Echocardiogram showing single ventricle (arrow) with double inlet etiology.
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Invasive Angiography identifying Circumflex Artery Disease.
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She was also found to have double vessel coronary artery disease with diffuse stenosis of proximal circumflex at 95% and mid-RCA at 80%. (Figure 2, 3) The patient had refused further testing and workup, but she possibly had some obstruction in her pulmonary vasculature leading her to survive.
Invasive Angiography identifying Circumflex Artery Disease.
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She was also found to have double vessel coronary artery disease with diffuse stenosis of proximal circumflex at 95% and mid-RCA at 80%. (Figure 2, 3) The patient had refused further testing and workup, but she possibly had some obstruction in her pulmonary vasculature leading her to survive.