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Fig. 5B —26-week-old fetus with history of maternal exposure to
possible teratogen (phenytoin). In utero MRI with steady-state free precession
(SSFP) along different cardiac axes was feasible. Insets indicate orientation
of image plane. SSFP MR images along short-axis cardiac plane from anterior
(B) to posterior (C) show connections between ventricles and
great vessels. B shows right ventricle (long white arrow) and
its outflow tract (arrowhead). Short white arrow (B) points to
interventricular septum and black arrow (B) to left ventricle. C
shows outflow tract (arrowhead) of left ventricle
(arrow).
