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Suprasternal short axis view showed that the left innominate vein drain into the right superior vena cava which in turn drain to the posterior left atrium
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The inter-atrial septum was intact and the right superior vena cava (RSVC) was mildly dilated, draining into the left atrium (LA) [Figures 1 and 2].
Subcostal inferior vena cava view showed the right superior vena cava which in turn drain to the posterior left atrium
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The inter-atrial septum was intact and the right superior vena cava (RSVC) was mildly dilated, draining into the left atrium (LA) [Figures 1 and 2].
Multiplanar computerized reconstruction of cardiac computerized tomography angiogram showed the left innominate vein drain into the right superior vena cava which in turn drain to the posterior left atrium
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There was suspicion of presence of secondary supply to the left main pulmonary artery, as the peripheral left pulmonary artery appears of better caliber [Figure 3; Video 1].
Antero-posterior and lateral views of angiograms; after dye injection in a peripheral vein in the left arm. It showed that the left inomminate vein drain into the right superior vena cava which in turn drain to the posterior left atrium
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An injection in a peripheral vein in the left arm showed draining of the left innominate vein to the RSVC and consequently into the posterior LA [Figure 4].