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Fig. 4A —42-year-old woman with heterotaxia syndrome (levoloop ventricle and dextroloop vessels). Time-resolved angiogram (A) shows subaortic ventricle (saV) and course of aorta (Ao) with excellent image quality. One of last angiograms at time of parenchymal enhancement; reflow of contrast agent from lower body clearly shows continuity of azygos vein (B) (arrows) draining into superior vena cava. PT = pulmonary trunk, spA = subpulmonary atrium, spV = subpulmonary ventricle. See also Figure S4, cine loop, in supplemental data online (www.ajronline.org).