1. Ebstein's Anomaly Diseases of the Chest
ALBERT J. LIBANOFF, M.D., GUY M. BOITEAU, M.D. 
Diseases of the Chest 
Volume 45, Issue 2, Pages (February 1964)
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2. Figure 1
Illustration is a schematic picture of the heart in Ebstein's anomaly.
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3. Figure 1A Posteroanterior film of chest showing cardiomegaly.
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4. Figure 1B Lateral chest x-ray film.
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5. Figure 1C
Catheter just proximal to tricuspid valve where an atrial pressure was obtained.
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6. Figure 2A
Electrocardiogram and vectorcardiogram showing normal sinus rhythm. Electrocardiogram shows peaked P-waves in V2 and V2, and incomplete right bundle branch block. Vectorcardiogram reveals a large atrial loop consistent with right atrial enlargement.
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7. Figure 2B
Electrocardiogram showing 2° heart block. (P) denotes atrial beats.
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8. Figure 3
Phonocardiogram. Note fourth heart sound present at L2, 50–200. Arrow indicates this sound. Diastolic murmur with pre-systolic accentuation present at the apex.
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9. Figure 4A
Right atrial pressure curve with arterial pressure on top. Note A-wave=9, and V-wave=7.
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10. Figure 4B
Main pulmonary artery pressure curve with arterial pressure on top.
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11. Figure 5A
Anteroposterior film during angiogram. Note large right atrium with arrows showing tricuspid valve.
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12. Figure 5B
Lateral film during angiogram taken the same time as Fig. 5A. Note, again, the large right atrium. Arrow points to cardiac catheter in right atrium.
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13. Figure 6A
Dye curves done with patient at rest. Note that twice as much dye was injected into the atrium as compared to the main pulmonary artery.
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14. Figure 6B
Dye curve in the mid-right ventricle, distal to the tricuspid valve and recording from the right radial artery.
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15. Figure 6C
Dye curve done with patient exercising. Note, in contrast to Fig. 6A, both dye curves were done with the same amount of dye. The dye used is indocyanine-green.11
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