Video –
Video 1 – 3D TEE image showing LV mass without affecting
mitral valve
Video 2 – Transgastric midpapillary view concerning
involvement of AL papillary muscle on short axis but intact cords
visible on long axis view
Video 3 – TEE ME long axis view showing absence of mitral
regurgitation (MR)
Video 4- post operative TEE: ME 4 chamber view showing absence
of cardiac mass and MR
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