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Fig. 4A. Longitudinal prevertebral veins in 72-year-old man with left brachiocephalic vein obstruction after left upper lobectomy because of lung cancer. Transverse contrast-enhanced CT scan shows anastomosis (black arrow) between two longitudinal prevertebral veins behind esophagus. Anastomosis (white arrow) between right vertebral vein (V, arrowhead) and longitudinal prevertebral vein is also noted.





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