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case_images: Vascular connections to the heart a: Confluence of azygous vein (AV) and superior vena cava (SVC) entering the right atrium b: Right sided descending aorta and the azygous vein. RA = Right atrium.
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case_images: The IVC appeared interrupted with azygous vein continuation (Fig. 1a) to the right sided superior vena cava (SVC). The aortic arch was right sided with uninterrupted flow (Fig. 1b).
case_images: Transverse sections of the fetal abdomen showing a: fetal stomach (S) and small bowel (SB) on the right side of the abdomen b: fetal large bowel (LB) on the left side of the abdomen.
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case_images: A repeat ultrasound at 32 weeks noted small bowel loops to be on the right side of the fetal abdomen and the large bowel loops were arranged to the left (Fig. 2 a and b).
case_images: MRI imaging of 39 week fetus showing the bowel non-rotation in a coronal plane. SB = small bowel. LB = large bowel. LT = left side of the fetus. RT = right side of the fetus.
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case_images: A fetal MRI performed at 39 weeks also suggested absent spleen, gall bladder and confirmed non-rotation (Fig. 3).
case_images: Barium study of the neonatal bowel a: the stomach (S) within the right upper abdomen b: the duodenal-jejunal junction (DJJ) located right of the midline c: the jejunal loops (JL) predominantly right sided d: the sigmoid colon (SC) and opacified large bowel on the left.
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case_images: Postnatal barium study results showed the stomach within the right upper abdomen (Fig. 4a), the duodenal-jejunal junction located right of the midline (Fig. 4b), the jejunal loops predominantly right sided (Fig. 4c) and the sigmoid colon and opacified large bowel on the left (Fig. 3d).