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Figure 3 End-Diastolic Frames of Cines

Horizontal long-axis (A) and short-axis (B) at the mid-ventricular level, showing pleural (*) and pericardial effusions (**) and asymmetrical hypertrophy (maximal end-diastolic wall thickness: septum 22 mm, lateral wall 9 mm, wall thickness ratio of 2.6). Corresponding images using the delayed-enhancement magnetic resonance imaging technique: C and D, respectively. The horizontal long-axis image demonstrates global subendocardial hyperenhancement of both ventricles, both atria and the interatrial septum. The short-axis image displays a ring of subendocardial hyperenhancement (arrows).





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