Double orifice mitral valve in a patient with bicuspid aortic valve and coarctation of the aorta: A rare presentation

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  Figure 1. A, Upper esophageal (UE) descending aorta long‐axis view at the angle of 88 degrees. It provides an opportunity for detailed visualization of coarctation point (3 mm) and the size of aorta proximal (11 mm) and distal to it (13 mm); B, Upper esophageal (UE) descending aortic long axis at the angle of 99 degrees. It shows coarctation with systolic gradient = 62 mm Hg and diastolic gradient = 11 mm Hg (holodiastolic tail)

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  Figure 2. 3D echocardiography, which shows a double orifice mitral valve

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  Figure 3. A, AP view of the coarctation of aorta before coarctoplasty. A large collateral artery is seen. Transradial pigtail catheter is seen adjacent to the stenosis. Pacemaker lead is seen in RV; B, AP view of the coarctation after coarctoplasty. Dilation of stenosis with bare‐metal stent and postdilation with balloon