Korean Journal of Radiology · 2011 · 17 citations · 4 references
MedicineAnatomyRadiologyCardiothoracic RadiologyPulmonologyThoracic RadiologyPulmonary AnatomyPulmonary ImagingPulmonary Parenchymal ImagingPulmonary PathologyPulmonary Vascular DiseaseVascular AnomaliesPulmonary Arterial AnatomyPulmonary Artery AnomaliesPulmonary AtresiaPulmonary Vein ImagingPulmonary Venous AnatomyPulmonary Venous Return AnomaliesThoracic Vascular AnomaliesVisualization Of Vascular Structures
We present two cases of individual pulmonary vein atresia without vestige of an involved pulmonary vein. On CT, we noted the absence or interruption of normal pulmonary venous structures, and the presence of abnormal vascular structures that represented collaterals for the involved lung parenchyma. On angiography, the atretic pulmonary vein was found to drain into the other ipsilateral pulmonary veins through the collaterals.
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