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Fig. 1 - Surgical technique.  1) Left atrial roof.  2) Inter-valvular trigone.  3) Mitral annulus
Fig. 3 - A) Pre-operative ventriculography demonstrating mitral insufficiency.  B) Pre-operative aortogram demonstrating a small annulus

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