The heart ultrasound machines don't have printers like the regular ultrasounds, but we asked them to make us a CD. We have lots of videos of the heart actually moving, but I can't display that here. This picture gives a good indication of how you can tell he has transposition of the great vessels (although I don't have a normal shot as a comparison). Normally, when the aorta and pulmonary artery leave the ventricles, they cross over each other. But in this case, since they are transposed, they run parallel to one another.Jenny's blog has a lot more pictures of both her and the baby, and it has her pregnancy journal. It's password-protected, so email either of us if you want to access it.
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