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(A) Ventricular diverticulum in the front of the liver connecting to the apex of the left ventricle with a narrowed neck. (B) The left ventricular diverticulum is located between the liver and the anterior abdominal wall. (C, D). Blood flow signal in the diverticulum neck region.
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F1
The diagnoses of LVD, ASD, VSD, PDA, severe tricuspid regurgitation, and pulmonary arterial hypertension were based on the echocardiogram findings (Figure 1A-D).
(A) Length of the ventricular diverticulum and narrowed neck connected to the left ventricle. (B) Three-dimensional reconstruction of the left ventricular diverticulum. (C) Partial defect of the lower sternum on computer tomographic angiography (CTA) (arrow). (D) Left ventricular diverticulum seen during operation.
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F2
The pericardium and anterior diaphragm defects were also sutured (Figure 2D).
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(A) Length of the ventricular diverticulum and narrowed neck connected to the left ventricle. (B) Three-dimensional reconstruction of the left ventricular diverticulum. (C) Partial defect of the lower sternum on computer tomographic angiography (CTA) (arrow). (D) Left ventricular diverticulum seen during operation.
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F2
The pericardium and anterior diaphragm defects were also sutured (Figure 2D).