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Fig. 1 | General Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Cases

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From: Surgical repair of platypnea-orthodeoxia syndrome caused by patent foramen ovale, ascending aortic dilation, and pectus excavatum: a case report

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a and b Preoperative contrast-enhanced computed tomography shows deformity of the right atrium and narrowing of the tricuspid valve tract compressed by ascending aortic dilation and elongation and pectus excavatum (green arrowhead). d and e Postoperative contrast-enhanced computed tomography shows that the right atrium and tricuspid valve tract are not compressed by the ascending aorta (yellow arrowhead). c and f Before the replacement of the ascending aorta, the right atrium was compressed and hidden by a dilated and elongated ascending aorta (c). After the replacement of the ascending aorta, the RA is no longer compressed (f). Ao, Aorta; RA, right atrium

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