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Fig. 6 —Contrast-enhanced CT examination of thorax (360° rotation, no cardiac gating) in 57-year-old man with chronic obstructive airways disease. Axial slice at level of atria shows abundant fat in interatrial septum, with relative preservation of fossa ovalis (arrow), creating appearance that simulates patent foramen ovale.





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