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Fig. 12 —28-year-old man after repair of transposition of great vessels that occurred as infant and patch repair of aortic coarctation that occurred at age 6 years. Maximum-intensity-projection contrast-enhanced MR angiography shows large aneurysm in proximal descending thoracic aorta. Patient subsequently underwent uneventful surgical tube graft repair.