Transposition of great arteries (D TGA) as we see both aortic/pulmonary valves seen in parallel to each other. I assume patient had atrial switch procedure.
morphological RV acts as systematic left ventricle which is not prepared for a such task as we see the systolic function is reduced.
thank you for sharing the case. If it was the case, it is amazing that the patient is still alive
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Well, RV large and hypokinetic, LV is small and collapsing, almost empty. Mobile echogenic shadow in the TV sub-valvular area (? valvular apparatus).
Not sure what is the diagnosis, but suspect primary problem in right-side/pulmonary (e.g., PE..etc). Need more clues..or images!
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@Khaled Sleik what is the answer to this my friend?
Transposition of great arteries (D TGA) as we see both aortic/pulmonary valves seen in parallel to each other. I assume patient had atrial switch procedure.
morphological RV acts as systematic left ventricle which is not prepared for a such task as we see the systolic function is reduced.
thank you for sharing the case. If it was the case, it is amazing that the patient is still alive
F
Nice! That makes sense. Never seen one.
D TGA for sure