The atrial switch patient with a dilated subpulmonic left ventricle

The atrial switch patient with a dilated subpulmonic left ventricle

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In patients with dextro-transposition of the great arteries, the atrial switch procedures reroute the venous inflows and direct them to the opposite ventricles by the creation of intra-atrial baffles.Post atrial switch, baffle leaks or obstructions can occur.Saline chrysler 300 phantom grill contrast echocardiography is the most sensitive means t jazelle bracelet to detect baffle leaks and is routinely performed from an upper extremity peripheral vein.We present a case of a patient with dilated subpulmonic left ventricle, but negative saline contrast study found to have an inferior baffle leak at cardiac catheterization.