Fig. 2
From: Innovative cardiovascular casting technique features the complex malformation of berry syndrome
(A, B) The AAO appears thin in the long axial section of the aortic arch, and following it, the RIA, LCA, and LSA branch off successively. A visible interrupt can be seen behind the LSA. The APW is indicated by an arrow. (C) In the left ventricular outflow tract section, the AAO originates from the LV and is connected to the PA. (D) The distal end of the AO is thinner. In the long axis section of the AO, the PA originates from the right ventricle and continues backwards as an DA. APW, aortopulmonary window; DA, ductus arteriosus; LCA, left common carotid artery; LSA, left subclavian artery; RCA, right common carotid artery; RIA, right brachiocephalic trunk artery