A case with double vena cava superior discovered during the investigating of persistent cough

Left-sided or transposed inferior vena cava ascending as hemiazygos vein and draining into the coronary sinus via persistent left superior vena cava: case report.. Aydogdu S, Tumgor

After performing cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) and a left atriotomy, the tilting disc mitral valve was resected, and a bileaflet mechanical mitral valve was

superior vena cava (narrow arrow on the left) joining with the left superior vena cava (thick arrow) and forming the coronary sinus1.

septal defect (ASD) (Figure 1a), drainage of the persistent left superior vena cava (PLSVC) into the left atrium (Figure 1b), and an absence of both the coronary sinus (Figure

[2] Persistent left superior vena cava initiates at the junction of the left jugular and subclavian veins and drains mostly into the right atrium (92%), with the remainder of

A persistent left superior vena cava (PLSVC) in conjunction with an absent right superior vena cava (ARSVC) is a very rare anomaly of venous circulation which occurs

Reconstruction using a pericardial tube and ringed Gore-Tex graft for malignant superior vena cava syndrome: report of two cases. Homograft as a conduit

Car- diac computed tomography (CT) was performed, after which a diagnosis of a congenital quadricuspid aor- tic valve associated with persistent left superior vena cava was