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Chest X-ray depicting abnormal position left internal jugular catheter.
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Instead of passing into the innominate vein, the catheter appeared radiologically located in the left hemi thorax (Figure 1).
Venogram demonstrating partial anomalous venous return from left upper lobe.
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Venography confirmed an anomalous pulmonary venous connection between the left innominate vein and the left pulmonary vein draining the upper lobe of the lung (Figure 2).