Features and Outcomes In Utero and after Birth of Fetuses with Myocardial Disease
Figure 1
(a) Echocardiography of a fetus with endocardial fibroelastosis—a high echodensity of the left ventricular (LV) walls due to calcifications is evident. RV—right ventricle, A—aorta. (b) Fetus with myocarditis and fetal hydrops: both ventricles and atria are dilated and the arrows indicate the pericardial effusion. RV—right ventricle, LV—left ventricle.
