Step 1: Link the X-ray to the pathology. In TOF, pulmonary stenosis forces the right ventricle to pump against high resistance, so its muscle wall thickens - right ventricular hypertrophy. Step 2: A hypertrophied right ventricle pushes the cardiac apex upward and outward, while the obstructed, underfilled pulmonary trunk leaves a concavity at the left heart border where the main pulmonary artery normally bulges. Step 3: The combination of an upturned apex and a scooped-out pulmonary bay gives the silhouette of a boot or wooden clog, the coeur en sabot. Step 4: The root cause of the upturned apex is the hypertrophied right ventricle, so the answer is right ventricular hypertrophy. \[\boxed{\text{Right ventricular hypertrophy}}\]