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Fig. 2A. Airway compression at level of trachea and left main bronchus in 17-month-old boy after repair of double aortic arch. CT image from time of initial diagnosis at 1 week of life shows double aortic arch compressing trachea. Left arch (arrows) is larger than right arch (arrowheads). Endotracheal tube is in trachea. Patient underwent surgical ligation of smaller, right arch.





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