Transesophageal Normal Atlas

  Upper  Esophagus, Cardiac Base Valves, Transverse Axis
  Proiezione esofago alto, asse corto base cardiaca e valvole 

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Cardiac Base Valves, Diastole, 2D, 52° rotation
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Diastole, 2D, 52° rotation

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Color Doppler, 52° rotation

 

 

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Figure A: Normal short axis of the base, centered on the aortic root. Arrows point at tricuspid valve (on the (left) and pulmonary valve (on the right). All valves are closed during ventricular isovolumic contraction.  

LA: left atrium; LC: left coronary aortic cusp; NC: non coronary aortic cusp; PA: pulmonary common artery; RA: right atrium; RC: right coronary aortic cusp; RV: right ventricle; RVOT: right ventricular outflow tract. 

 

 

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