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Fig. 1 - ECG at rest on hospital admission showing hypertrophy of the left chambers.
Fig. 2 - Aortogram in left anterior oblique projection. A bicuspid aortic valve with severe stenosis is seen (the decrease in opacity indicates flow through the stenotic valve).

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