Table 1
No |
Age at diagnosis |
Sex |
Symptoms & Signs |
Echocardiography |
Cardiac Catheterization |
Computed Tomography |
Associated Anomalies |
Outcome |
1
|
15 mo |
M |
Murmur |
3 PVs seen draining into LA |
|
(Figure 1) RUPV,RMPV – Superior aspect of RA RLPV – Inferior aspect of RA LUPV,LLPV - LA |
OS ASD (10mm ) Hugely dilated RA,RV |
Redirection of Rt. sided PVs by enlarging ASD + ASD closure |
2 |
6 mo |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV – SVC- RA junction LUPV & LLPV - LA |
SV ASD .Selective RUPV angiogram – RUPV draining into high SVC PAP = 34/6MMHG/ Qp:Qs= 5:1. |
RUPV – High SVC RMPV – SVC- RA junction RLPVs- 3 lower PVs confluence into single trunk & drain at SVC- RA junction separately LUPV,LLPV - LA |
SV ASD (7mm) Hugely dilated RA,RV |
Redirection of Rt .sided PVs + ASD closure |
3 |
9 yrs |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV - SVC-RA junction 3PVs - LA
|
|
(Figure 2) 1.Accessory RPV1 – Upper SVC 2.Accessory RPV2 – Lower SVC just above ASD 3.RUPV – SVC- RA junction 4.RLPV – Inferior LA(Rt. side ) 5.LUPV – VV-Innominate vein 6.LMPV – superior LA(Lt. side) 7.LLPV – Inferior LA (Lt. side)
|
SV ASD (10mm ) Hugely dilated RA,RV |
Redirection of Rt .PVs to LA, Ligation of Left accessory PV + ASD closure |
4. |
5 mo |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV – SVC 3PVC – LA
|
RUPV & RLPV – SVC Qp : Qs = 3 :1 |
(Figure 3) |
Small OS ASD Dilated SVC Hugely dilated RA,RV |
Redirection of Rt, sided PVs by enlarging ASD + ASD closure |
5. |
11mo |
F |
Murmur |
RUPV – RA |
RUPV -RA Qp: Qs= 3.4:1.0 |
|
OS ASD (10mm ) Dilated RA,RV |
Redirection of RUPV to LA + ASD Closure |
6. |
6 yrs |
F |
Murmur |
LUPV & LLPV - VV - Innominate vein |
|
LUPV,LLPV - VV - Innominate vein |
OS ASD (12mm ) Dilated RA,RV |
PAPVC correction + ligation of VV + ASD closure |
7. |
5 mo |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV – SVC- RA Junction RMPV – SVC |
|
|
SV ASD (7 mm), PS, Dilated RA,RV, |
Redirection of RUPV to LA + ASD closure |
8. |
6 yrs |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV - SVC, LUPV- VV – Innominate V RLPV,LLPV - LA |
LUPV - VV-Innominate vein RUPV- SVC RMPV,RLPV ,LLPV – LA Qp: QS = 5:1 |
LUPV - VV – Innominate RUPV- SVC RLPV,LLPV - LA |
OS ASD (8mm), Dilated RA,RV |
Redirection of RUPV & LUPV to LA + ligation of VV + ASD closure |
9. |
15mo |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV,RLPV –LA LUPV,LLPV -VV- Innominate V |
|
(Figure 4) 3 Rt. PVS- LA,LLPV - LA upper pole on rt. side ,LUPV,LMPV - VV - Innominate V – Dilated SVC Extralobular left lung posterior lobe sequestration |
Cor triatriatum Small ASD Dilated RA,RV |
Redirection of Lt PVs to LA + ligation of VV = Cor triatriatum Repair |
10. |
4 yrs |
M |
Murmur |
LUPV- VV – Innominate V-Dilated SVC |
|
(Figure 5) 1.Rt sided Small accessory PVs through tortuous single vein to RLPV - Rt. upper pole LA 2.LMPV,LLPV - Lt upper pole LA 3.RUPV takes a long course & join with LUPV which takes a u turn around LPA - draining into VV – Innominate V - RSVC |
S/P COA repair Dilated RA,RV |
Awaiting surgery |
11. |
12 days |
F |
Turner syndrome |
LUPV -VV-Innominate - dilated SVC |
|
(Figure 6) LUPV,LLPV - VV- Innominate v - SVC |
COA, Small ASD |
Awaiting COA Sx |
12. |
50 yrs |
F |
Exertional breathlessness Palpitations |
Dilated RA,RV,PA with small PFO,ERVSP - 70-75mmHg,Mildly impaired RV |
PAPVC of RUPV , RLPV to IVC- RA JUNCTION. Qp: Qp= 2.4:1 PAP 54/23MMHG.PVRI - 17,On 100 % O2 - 12.5 ,PAP- 47mmHg |
(Figure 7) RUPV,RLPV join into large vein drain into RA just above diaphragm ,IVC |
Small PFO |
Redirection of Rt sided PVs through a baffle by enlarging PFO into LA |
13 |
2 yrs |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV & RLPV – SVC |
|
|
SV ASD |
Surgery |
14 |
3 yrs |
M |
Murmur |
RUPV,RLPV - IVC |
PAPVC of RUPV,RLPV – IVC Small RPA PAP= 23/6mmHg Qp: Qs 1.5:1 |
|
Scimitar syndrome Hypoplastic right lung |
Occlussion Of Large Collateral From Ao To R Lung With Amplatz Duct Occluder Device
|
15. |
2 yrs |
F |
Murmur |
RUPV,RLPV to IVC |
|
|
Scimitar syndrome Hypoplastic right lung OS ASD (18mm) |
Awaiting surgery around 3-4 yrs of age |
16 |
10 yrs |
F |
Admitted with pneumonia |
RUPV,RLPV - IVC LUPV,LLPV – LA |
|
RUPV,RLPV- IVC |
Scimitar syndrome Hypoplastic right lung
|
Lost follow up |
17 |
1 day |
F |
Tracheoesophageal fistula |
Rt sided PVs to IVC |
|
|
Scimitar variant Dextroposition, Esophaheal atresia |
Died post tracheostomy |
18 |
At birth |
M |
Low saturation |
RLPV- RA |
|
|
Heterotaxy, AVSD,Sub AS |
AVSD repair |
19 |
1 yr |
M |
Recurrent respiratory tract infections |
RUPV,RLPV – IVC |
|
RUPV,RLPV – IVC |
High OS ASD (7mm ) |
Redirection of Rt PVS to LA |
20 |
3mo |
M |
Admitted with Pneumonia |
Abnormal venous connection seen draining into the IVC which is mildly obstructive with PIG = 16mmHg 4 PVs into LA |
|
Accessory PV draining into IVC Right pulmonary extra lobar sequestration with arterial supply from coeliac trunk |
Scimitar Variant Dextroposition PFO |
On follow up
|
21 |
Day2 |
F |
Low saturation |
RLPV- IVC 3 PVs into LA |
|
RLPV - IVC |
Scimitar Variant Dextroposition |
On follow up |
LA: left atrium, RUPV: right upper pulmonary vein, RMPV: right middle pulmonary vein, RLPV: right lower pulmonary vein, RA: right atrium, LUPV: left upper pulmonary vein, LMPV: left middle pulmonary vein, LLPV: left lower pulmonary vein, OS ASD : ostium secundum atrial septal defect,RV: right ventricle, SVC: superior vena cava, SV ASD : sinus venosus atrial septal defect, PAP: pulmonary artery pressure, RPV1: right pulmonary vein 1, RPV2: right pulmonary vein 2, PVS: pulmonary veins, VV: vertical vein, PAPVC: partial anomalous pulmonary venous connection, RSCV: right superior vena cava, COA: coarctation of the aorta, Sx: surgery, PVRI: pulmonary vascular resistance index, PFO: patent foramen ovale, IVC: inferior vena cava, AVSD: atrioventricular septal defect, AS: aortic stenosis.