Which congenital cardiac lesion appears radiographically as an enlarged left atrium,left ventricle,and central pulmonary arteries,along with diffuse increased pulmonary vasculature?

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Patent ductus arteriosus causes a shunt from the higher pressure in the aorta to the lower pressure in the pulmonary artery.There is an increase in pulmonary blood flow and an increased return to the left atrium and ventricle,thus increasing the size of these structures on chest x-rays.

Which Congenital Cardiac Lesion Appears Radiographically as an Enlarged Left