Image Question-1

A 48 year male patient came with complain of sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm with confusion and patient was unable to speak. He has history of myocardial infarction 3 months back. He was diagnosed to have Transient ischemic attack (TIA) which recovered in 90 minutes. On echocardiogram found to havethe following image.

What is the marked structure?

[A] Rupture of papillary muscle
[B] LV clot
[C] Large Vegetation
[D] Septal rupture

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Double-density sign Double-density sign is seen in [A] LA enlargement[B] RA enlargement[C] LA and RA enlargement[D] RV enlargement ANSWER[A] LA enlargement Double-density sign Also known as the double right heart border Left atrial enlargement – Seen on frontal chest radiographs in the presence of -…