Fig. 2
From: Post mortem coronary angiography in a preemie heart – a case report
Panel A shows cannulation of LAD using a 24 gauge Angiocath®. The origin of LAD was cut when the para-septal incision was made to open the LV. It is suggested that coronary angiogram is better performed before any incisions are made in the heart specimen. Panel B: Angiogram of LAD showing normal branches without evidence of coronary fistula (block arrow). There is some additional opacities from seepage of radiographic contrast from the cut-surfaces of the myocardium on either sides of the ventricular septum (thin arrows)