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Fig. 3

From: Right ventricular cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging: normal anatomy and spectrum of pathological findings

Fig. 3

A 29-year-old woman with partial anomalous pulmonary venous return: CMR evaluation was required to rule out secondary causes of pulmonary hypertension. Patient was asymptomatic. a MR angiography subtracted image shows anomalous drainage of both superior and inferior right pulmonary veins (white arrows) into the superior vena cava with subsequent signs of RV volume overload on cine-SSFP (b, c RV enlargement + septal flattening) without hypertrophy reflecting low pulmonary vascular resistance

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