2-Dimensional Dopler B-Ultrasonic Scanning          
                          Cardiograph Report
           The First Hospital of Xinjiang Medical College

Patient Name: Deng, Shao-han         Sex: male         Age: 3 years            
Nationality: Chinese         Date of test: August 27, 1997

Testing Results

I.    2-Dimensional Diameters (mm):          
                     Aorta  sinus:                                        20
                     End of the left ventricle diastole:         49
                     Pulmonary artery:                                17
       
       Results:  The  left ventricle chamber enlarges obviously with a poorly developed ventricular septum.  Only a residual end of the septum remains and it is rightly bias.  Thus it seems that there is only one ventricle (single ventricle).
                      The two great arteries stretch out parallel to each other from the posterior part of the heart.  The aorta is at a left-front position and the pulmonary artery is at a middle-hinder position slightly.  There is no obvious stenosis at the valve orifices of aorta and pulmonary artery.
                       Beside the two atriums, no obvious abnormality was found in the development of atriums, the septum between atriums, and the septum between ventricles and atriums.  The two sets of  valves related to atriums are normal too.

II.   Dopler:
       The resistance to flood flow in pulmonary trunk has risen.  In the ventricle chamber, only mixed flood flow exists.

III. The Diagnosing Results of the B-Ultrasonic Scanning:
       Abnormal.
       Congenital heart disease: the transposition of great arteries, single ventricle and pulmonary hypertension.