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Axial tomography slice showing region of pulmonary sequestration involving the lower region of the right lung.
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Examinations requested as part of investigation included tomography with contrast and angiotomography ( Figures 1  and 2 ).
Angiotomography showing the aorta branch supplying the pulmonary sequestration.
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Examinations requested as part of investigation included tomography with contrast and angiotomography ( Figures 1  and 2 ).
Angiography showing the anomalous branch of the aorta.
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The right femoral artery was punctured, followed by catheterization of the anomalous artery branch ( Figure 3 ).
Embolization of the branch with controlled-release coils.
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A microcatheter was used to place eight controlled-release coils (Complex True Fill 3x10 and 4x10, Codman & Shurtleff, a Johnson & Johnson  franchise, Raynham, United States) into the branch to embolize it ( Figure 4 ).
Angiography of the branch, normalized after embolization.
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At the end of the surgical procedure ( Figure 5 ) and during the subsequent postoperative period, the patient remained free from any type of complication and did not need to be admitted to the intensive care unit. 