Ebsteins anomaly of the tricuspid valve other imaging findings

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Cardiac catheterization —

• Cardiac catheterization is not routinely done these days to diagnose Ebstein's anomaly. This is so, because the echocardiogram along with doppler are able to identify lesions with great confidence.

Indications for catheterization are-

• If closure of a atrial septal defect is considered
• For preoperative coronary artery assessment.