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Published in final edited form as: J Thorac Imaging. 2022 Jan 1;37(1):58–65. doi: 10.1097/RTI.0000000000000525

Figure 3. — Oblique two-chamber long axis black-blood cardiac MR image (CMRI) (a) from a patient with an apical true LVA demonstrates relatively gradual tapering of the ventricular wall at the sac neck (white arrows). Short-axis black-blood CMRI (b) from a patient with an inferior wall LV PSA demonstrates abrupt loss of myocardial thickness at the sac neck (black arrows).

Figure 3. — Oblique two-chamber long axis black-blood cardiac MR image (CMRI) (a) from a patient with an apical true LVA demonstrates relatively gradual tapering of the ventricular wall at the sac neck (white arrows). Short-axis black-blood CMRI (b) from a patient with an inferior wall LV PSA demonstrates abrupt loss of myocardial thickness at the sac neck (black arrows).