Chapter 22 Videoclips
- Video 22.1 Subxiphoid right anterior oblique 2D and color flow imaging of TOF with hypoplastic infundibulum and absent conal septum
- Video 22.2 Parasternal short-axis color compare images of prominent conal branch arising from the right coronary artery
- Video 22.3 Parasternal short-axis color compare images with rotated origin of the left main coronary artery
- Video 22.4 Parasternal short-axis 2D image- a left anterior descending arising from the right coronary artery
- Video 22.5 Parasternal short Axis color compare images showing the left anterior descending coronary arising from the right coronary artery and coursing down to the anterior interventricular groove
- Video 22.6 Parasternal short axis color flow mapping of a large coronary artery-to-pulmonary artery fistula
- Video 22.7 Subxiphoid right anterior oblique color compare imaging of TOF with double-chambered right ventricle variant
- Video 22.8 Subxiphoid short-axis color compare of TOF with complete common atrioventricular canal defect (Rastelli type C)
- Video 22.9 Suprasternal notch coronal - 2D and color flow imaging of a small retroaortic innominate vein
- Video 22.10 Subxiphid long-axis 2D sweep demonstrating normal situs and normal cardiac segments in a patient with typical features of TOF
- Video 22.11 Subxiphoid long-axis color compare imaging of confluent branch pulmonary arteries with ductal flow into the left pulmonary artery
- Video 22.12 Subxiphoid right anterior oblique color compare imaging demonstrating the anterior and superior deviation of conal septum (arrow)
- Video 22.13 Apical 4-chamber color compare imaging with anterior angulation to demonstrate the overriding aorta
- Video 22.14 Apical 4-chamber color compare imaging showing aortic override and a restrictive, malalignment VSD
- Video 22.15 Parasternal long-axis 2D and color flow mapping demonstrating a large, overriding aorta and fibrous continuity between the mitral and aortic valves
- Video 22.16 Parasternal long-axis image angled to the left and anteriorly
- Video 22.17 Parasternal short-axis 2D imaging demonstrating the deviated conal septum with significant dynamic obstruction of the right ventricular outflow tract
- Video 22.18 High left parasternal sagittal 2D imaging of the pulmonary valve and main pulmonary artery
- Video 22.19 Parasternal color flow mapping with a lowered Nyquist limit demonstrates multiple additional ventricular septal defects (VSDs) with bidirectional flow
- Video 22.20 Subxiphoid long-axis 2D imaging of TOF with absent pulmonary valve syndrome and massively dilated branch pulmonary arteries
- Video 22.21 Subxiphoid short-axis 2D imaging of TOF with absent pulmonary valve syndrome
- Video 22.22 Subxiphoid right anterior oblique color compare imaging in this patient with TOF with absent pulmonary valve syndrome
- Video 22.23 Parasternal short-axis color compare imaging in this patient with TOF with absent pulmonary valve syndrome
- Video 22.24 Parasternal short-axis image of a patient with TOF with pulmonary atresia
- Video 22.25 Fetal echocardiogram – Right ventricular basal short-axis or parasagittal (“inflow-outflow”) view
- Video 22.26 Fetal color flow imaging demonstrating antegrade flow across the hypoplastic pulmonary valve without pulmonary regurgitation
- Video 22.27 Fetal basal short-axis or parasagittal 2D image angled to show the dysplastic pulmonary valve in TOF
- Video 22.28 Fetal sagittal imaging with a bicaval view demonstrating massive dilation of the right pulmonary artery (rpa)
- Video 22.29 Fetal basal short-axis (“axial oblique”) color flow mapping angled to show significant pulmonary regurgitation in this patient with TOF/absent pulmonary valve syndrome