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Imaging images of the patient's abdomen. (Left) Barium examination. (Right) Full abdominal CT scan.
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Half a month ago the symptoms reappeared and the patient was hospitalized for surgical treatment (Figure 1).
Ultrasound imaging of the patient's heart. (A,B) Patient's atrial ventricle and pulmonary artery imaging and pressure. (C) Images of the patient's atrium ventricle and aorta. (D) Atrial ventricular flow imaging of the patient.
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Only one set of atrioventricular echoes could be detected, CDFI: flow rate of 436 cm/s, residence difference of 76 mmHg, moderate atrioventricular valve reflux (Figure 2).
Images of patients during surgery. (A) Compared with the fingers of normal people, the finger color of the patient was purple. (B) Patient's heart rate, blood pressure, and pulse oxygen saturation. (C) The moment when the patient's appendix was removed. (D) Postoperative incision of the patient.
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The operation lasted 45 min, 200 ml of Ringer's fluid was infused, and bleeding was about 10 ml (Figure 3).