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CT chest with contrast shows A) Right sided SVC (white arrow) and left sided SVC (red arrow). B) PAPVR draining at the junction of right SVC and RA. C) Enlarged main pulmonary artery at 5.5 cm.
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Chest computed tomography (CT) with contrast revealed a persistent left superior vena cava (SVC) that was draining into a dilated coronary sinus and PAPVR of the right upper and right middle pulmonary veins at the junction of the right SVC and the right atrium (RA) (Fig. 1).
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Chest CT with contrast and 3D Reconstruction shows A) Near complete anomalous pulmonary venous return on the left. The left pulmonary veins drains into the left innominate vein at the upper mediastinum via left vertical vein. B) The left lung had only one left lower lobe segmental branch draining into the left atrium (red arrow).
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The left pulmonary veins drained into the left innominate vein at the upper mediastinum (Fig. 2).
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A- Chest CT with contrast and 3D reconstruction shows the anomalous pulmonary veins. B-Chest CT with IV contrast shows anomalous pulmonary veins and ASD.
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CT of the chest revealed three anomalous pulmonary veins (Fig. 3A and B).
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A and B: Chest CT with contrast and 3D reconstruction shows PAPVR from RUL (red arrow) to mid SVC (white arrow).
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CT chest showed PAPVR from the right upper lobe to the mid SVC (Fig. 4B).
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A and B: Chest CT with contrast and 3D reconstruction shows PAPVR from RUL (red arrow) to mid SVC (white arrow).
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CT chest showed PAPVR from the right upper lobe to the mid SVC (Fig. 4B).