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case_images: Aortogram in AP view showed a large aortopulmonary collateral supplying the left lower lobe
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case_images: T 7-8 level supplying the whole left lower lobe [Figures 1 and 2]. The levo-phase of the angiogram showed the pulmonary venous return to the left atrium.
case_images: Aortogram in lateral view showed a large aortopulmonary collateral supplying the left lower lobe
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case_images: T 7-8 level supplying the whole left lower lobe [Figures 1 and 2]. The levo-phase of the angiogram showed the pulmonary venous return to the left atrium.
case_images: Pulmonary angiogram in AP view showing normal branching pattern; the left lower lobe is also being supplied by the pulmonary artery
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case_images: Pulmonary artery angiogram, in AP and lateral view [Figures 3 and 4], revealed dual blood supply to the left lower lobe, and levo-phase showed the pulmonary venous drainage to the LA, thus ruling out lobar sequestration.
case_images: Pulmonary angiogram in AP and lateral views showing normal branching pattern; the left lower lobe is also being supplied by the pulmonary artery
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case_images: Pulmonary artery angiogram, in AP and lateral view [Figures 3 and 4], revealed dual blood supply to the left lower lobe, and levo-phase showed the pulmonary venous drainage to the LA, thus ruling out lobar sequestration.
case_images: Selective angiogram of the aortopulmonary collateral after the procedure, showing complete closure
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case_images: A catheter (Cook Inc.) sequentially. After the sixth coil deployment, angiogram showed complete occlusion of the collateral [Figure 5].