Figure 3.

SSFP Cardiac MR images in the 4 chamber (a,b) and short axis (c) planes. RV and RA are severely dilated and diastolic septal shifting (white asterisk on c) as a sign of volume overload of the RV are seen. The eustachian valve is seen in the RA (White arrow on a) with no other membranous structures seen on more cephalic images. Severe tricuspid regurgitation with significant coaptation defect (between white arrowheads in (b)) was found, together with abdominal free fluid (Black asterisk on (a) and (c)), pericardial and pleural effusions. SSFP: Steady State Free Precession.