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Fig. 9B. —Partial anomalous pulmonary venous return in 54-year-old man. Venogram obtained through catheter shows tip in left vertical vein (anomalous pulmonary vein). Blood drawn from catheter had arterial-oxygen partial pressure confirming that structure was anomalous pulmonary vein rather than left pericardiophrenic vein, which has similar course.





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