Vein of Galen malformation

Parasternal long axis view outlining some degree of RVOT dilation and Main Pulmonary artery dilation secondary to RV pressure and volume overload. 

MPA dilation in PSAX view. Note the visible coronary arteries, likely easily visible from the increased pressure in the coronary sinus from the increased right atrial pressure due to the torrential SVC flow. 

Still view in colour of the left coronary that seems dilated. 

Pulmonary insufficiency jet peak velocity at least of 30 mmHg, indicated some degree of increased diastolic pulmonary arterial pressure. 

TRJ velocity (peak in systole) for a RV-RA gradient of 87 mmHg. RA pressure likely high for high venous return from SVC and dilated IVC/subhepatic veins in subcostal views. This indicates some increased systolic pulmonary arterial pressure.

Subcostal (subxyphoid) view showing the significant flow by the SVC and the right the left shunt by the ASD (/stretched PFO with redundant flap).

PW-Doppler in the SVC. 

Short axis subcostal view showing the dilated SVC and IVC/subhepatic veins. 

Subcostal long axis view of the SVC with colour.  Inter-atrial right to left shunt. 

Right to left shunt by the inter-atrial communication in the short axis subcostal view. 

Sweep in short axis subcostal view indicating RV dilation and flattening of the septum systole and diastole. 

Subcostal short axis sweep with colour. 

Retrograde flow in the descending abdominal aorta.

Bidirectional shunt via the large ductus. 

RVOT dilation and MPA dilation in the PSAX view. 

Dilated MPA and mild pulmonary insufficiency by Colour. 

PSAX outlining RV dilation, septal flattening in diastole and systole - suspicious for RV volume and pressure overload. Signs of some degree of LV compression ("pancaking"). 

PSAX with mild tricuspid regurgitation.

Mitral and Tricuspid insufficiency jet. 

Significantly dilated SVC and innominate vein in suprasternal view.

Retrograde flow in the descending aorta.

Still-frame of dilated IVC.

SVC by colour. 

Bidirectional but mostly right to left inter-atrial shunt. 

Restrictive ductus - right to left in systole - indicating some degree of suprasystemic pulmonary pressure.