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Fig. 2D. —Airway compression at level of trachea and left main bronchus in 17-month-old boy after repair of double aortic arch. Axial T1-weighted MR image obtained at lower level shows descending aorta (D) to be in midline position, immediately anterior to spine. Left main bronchus (arrow) is compressed between abnormally positioned descending aorta and right pulmonary artery (P) and is much narrower in diameter than right main bronchus (arrowhead).

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