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High-Yield Explanation
Four bump heaMS/MR Due to left atrial appendage enlargementGlassy hea on ECHOAmyloidosisDouble Cardiac shadow, Double density sign, Bedford signLeft Atrial EnlargementDock&;s sign, E-Sign, Figure of 3 sign, Reversed E sign, Inveed 3 signCoarctation of the aoaDouble aoic knuckleAoic dissectionJughandle appearancePrimary pulmonary hypeensionMaladie de Roger effectsmall VSDHilar dance (Pulmonary plethora)ASDBox-shaped heaTricuspid atresiaWater bottle / Flask shaped hea / Leather bottle / Pear shaped / money bag hea/Purse like hea/Epicardial fat pad signPericardial effusionCoeur en Sabot ie., Boot shaped heaTetrology of heaSpade-like deformity on ECHOAtypical HOCMEgg in Cup appearance, Square root signConstrictive PericarditisInveed moustache signMitral stenosisEgg on side appearance, Egg shaped hea, Egg in StringD-Transposition of great aeries (D-TGA)Convex left hea borderL-TGAGround glass ventricular septumHyperophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy (HOCM)Straight left upper cardiac borderEbstein&;s anomalyConcave main pulmonary segment and right aoic archPersistent TruncusAeriosusSnowman sign, Figure of 8 sign, Cottage loaf signTotal Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection (TAPVC)Gooseneck signAtrio-ventricular septal defectTubular heaEmphysemaStag antler / Hands up signCCFSchimitar sign / Turkish sword appearanceCongenital venolobar syndromeSitting duck signpersistent TruncusAeriosusYin Yang SignPseudoaneurysmSmall hea signTension PneumopericardiumHigh attenuating Crescent signImpending rupture of an abdominal aoic aneurysmDraped Aoa signContained rupture of an abdominal aoic aneurysm(Ref: Problem Solving in Radiology: Cardiovascular Imaging by SuhnyAbbara and SanjeevaKalva)