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               imaging, computed tomography or cardiac catheterization with selective cineangiography are rarely needed.


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               Acknowledgments
               A number of echocardiographic pictures have been used as figures in this paper; these echocardiograms
               were secured at multiple academic institutions, including the current institution (the Children’s Memorial
               Hermann Hospital, Houston, Texas), that the author was privileged to work. I sincerely thank the
               sonographers at these institutions for their diligence in securing high-quality images. I also thank Dr.
               Monesha Gupta for providing base snapshots from which figures 38 and 72 were created.

               Authors’ contributions
               The author contributed solely to the article.

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               Conflicts of interest
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