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Fig. S3—Velocity flow mapping in three patients with sinus venosus defect.

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• Fig. S3A - S3A and S3B, Transverse AVI cine images in 32-year-old man with sinus venosus defect (patient 24 in Table 1). Steady-state free precession cine image (A) shows sinus venosus defect between left atrium (LA) and superior vena cava (SVC). Corresponding in-plane velocity flow map (B) shows dark inflow from pulmonary vein into LA crossing sinus venosus defect and entering SVC.
• Fig. S3B - S3A and S3B, Transverse AVI cine images in 32-year-old man with sinus venosus defect (patient 24 in Table 1). Steady-state free precession cine image (A) shows sinus venosus defect between left atrium (LA) and superior vena cava (SVC). Corresponding in-plane velocity flow map (B) shows dark inflow from pulmonary vein into LA crossing sinus venosus defect and entering SVC.
• Fig. S3C - S3C and S3D, Sagittal AVI cine images in 35-year-old woman with sinus venosus defect (patient 4). Steady-state free precession cine frame (C) shows superior nature of sinus venosus defect between LA and SVC. Corresponding in-plane velocity flow map (D) shows dark inflow from LA across sinus venosus defect into right atrium.
• Fig. S3D - S3C and S3D, Sagittal AVI cine images in 35-year-old woman with sinus venosus defect (patient 4). Steady-state free precession cine frame (C) shows superior nature of sinus venosus defect between LA and SVC. Corresponding in-plane velocity flow map (D) shows dark inflow from LA across sinus venosus defect into right atrium.
• Fig. S3E - S3E and S3F, Coronal AVI cine images in 18-year-old woman with sinus venosus defect (patient 20). FLASH image (E) shows bright flow disturbance in SVC related to flow through sinus venosus defect. Through-plane velocity flow map (F) in same position as E shows sinus venosus defect as dark region of flow from the LA.
• Fig. S3F - S3E and S3F, Coronal AVI cine images in 18-year-old woman with sinus venosus defect (patient 20). FLASH image (E) shows bright flow disturbance in SVC related to flow through sinus venosus defect. Through-plane velocity flow map (F) in same position as E shows sinus venosus defect as dark region of flow from the LA.