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Conventional coronary angiography confirmed the findings (G–I; aInrrvoiwewheoafdtsh).e lack of symptoms and signs of ventricular overload, the athlete was considered eligible for competitive sport but require to be monitored with ECG+echocardiography every 6 months.
Colour-Doppler examination revealed an anomalous diastolic jet of flow directed into the main pulmonary artery trunk on the left side
A coronary artery fistula was suspected even though left-to-right shunt was not significant (Qp/Qs ratio 1.2) and there were no signs of pulmonary or systemic overload.
Coronary angiography (A and B) showed one fistula (F) arising in the right coronary artery (RCA) and ending in the pulmonary artery (PA),
A second fistula arising in the left anterior descending artery (LAD), also terminating in the pulmonary artery.