A 69-year-old man had fistulas arising from the left main, conus and aortic arch complicated by 2 saccular aneurysms with one draining into the pulmonic trunk seen during computed tomography and invasive angiography. These were treated conservatively but required repeat computed tomography and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging 2 years later for new heart failure.
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