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Fig. 3 | Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

Fig. 3

From: Intermodality agreement between TTE and low kVp ECG-gated MDCTA in diagnosis of complex CHD in pediatrics

Fig. 3

Nine-year-old female patient with symptoms of right-sided cardiac volume overload and systolic ejection murmur over pulmonary area was noted. ECHO revealed large ASD, dilated both atria and right ventricle, as well as dilated main pulmonary trunk. ECG-gated multi-slice CT angiography of the heart and great vessels confirmed the presence of large sinus venosus ASD, the markedly dilated right atrium and ventricle, the dilated left atrium, and the dilated main pulmonary trunk as well as its main branches on coronal and axial (a) and (b) MIP images. It also detected the presence of partial anomalous pulmonary venous drainage (right upper pulmonary vein was seen draining into the lower end of the SVC) on reformatted MIP image (c), which was not detected by ECHO

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