Boot-shaped heart
Boot-shaped heart
Boot-shaped heart is classic signs of
[A] LV enlargement
[B] RA enlargement
[C] LV and RV enlargement
[D] RV enlargement
Boot-shaped heart
- The classic signs of RV enlargement are a
- Boot-shaped heart
- Filling in of the retrosternal airspace
It is rare for the right ventricle to dilate without LV dilation – So this boot shape is not often obvious.
Boot-shaped heart – Most commonly seen as an isolated finding in Tetralogy of Fallot.
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