Figure and movie legends
Figure 1A: Transthoracic two-dimensional echocardiography
(modified parasternal short axis view) revealed aortic valve with two
cusp. Ao = aortic valve, LA = left atrium, RA= right atrium, RVOT =
right ventricular out-flow tract.
Figure 1B: In the modified parasternal long axis window,
incomplete ventricular septal defect become more visible during diastole
(yellaow arrow). Ao = aortic valve, LA = left atrium, LV = left
ventricle.
Figure 1C: Computed tomography angiography shows severe
stenosis at the beginning of the descending aorta (white arrow).
Movie S1: Video showing the aortic valve is bicuspid. Ao =
aortic valve, LA = left atrium, RA= right atrium, RVOT = right
ventricular out-flow tract.
Movie S2: Modified parasternal long axis window showed
incomplete ventricular septal defect, opened in diastole and closed
during systole (asterix). Ao = aortic valve, LA = left atrium, LV = left
ventricle.