Figure Legends
Panel A. Apical 5-chamber view demonstrating both severe
aortic regurgitation and turbulent tricuspid inflow caused by the
obstruction of the hematoma. Panel B - D.
Transesophageal echocardiogram in midesophageal view demonstrating
dehiscence of prosthetic aortic valve, large pseudoaneurysm of
noncoronary sinus of Valsalva (asterisk). Denote how the hematoma
obstructs the tricuspid inflow (sharp sign). Panel E.
Contrast-enhanced cardiac computed tomography confirms the hematoma
causing right atrial collapse. Panel F. The flap in
ascending aorta indicates aortic dissection (black arrow).
Panel G. Coronal axis of CT scan shows the
pseudoaneurysm and hematoma originating from sinus Valsalva (sharp
sign). Panel H. Coronal axis of CT scan shows the
pseudoaneurysm and hematoma collapsing the right ventricle.
Panel I. 3D volume rendering of the CT scan makes the
pseudoaneurysm more visible (sharp sign). Ao: aorta; LA: left atrium;
LV: left ventricle; RV: right ventricle