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Parasternal long axis view demonstrating an arterial trunk with dysplastic valves (arrow) arising from the ventricles. Arrow head denotes the unrestrictive VSD
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F1
One great artery was arising from the ventricular mass and was continuing as the arch of aorta [Figure 1, Video 1].
Parasternal short axis view demonstrating the dysplastic aortic valve (arrow)
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F2
The semilunar valve of this great vessel was tricuspid and markedly dysplastic Figure 2, Video 2] with peak instantaneous gradient of 58 mm Hg across the same.
High parasternal short axis view showing the atretic pulmonary valve (arrow head) giving rise to confluent pulmonary arteries (oval). Dysplastic aortic valve is also shown (arrow)
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F3
Hence, careful evaluation of the right ventricular outflow tract was performed, which demonstrated the pulmonary annulus and the atretic pulmonary valve [Figures 3 and 4].
Low parasternal short axis view demonstrating the right ventricular outflow tract and atretic pulmonary valve
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F4
Hence, careful evaluation of the right ventricular outflow tract was performed, which demonstrated the pulmonary annulus and the atretic pulmonary valve [Figures 3 and 4].