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Fig. 3C. —Postductal aortic coarctation of aorta in 17-day-old neonate
boy with cyanosis and left upper extremity hypertension. Enhanced sagittal 3D
volume-rendered image shows descending aortic coarctation (short straight
arrow). Also noted, are aberrant right subclavian artery (open
arrows) arising just distal to aortic coarctation, left common carotid
artery (long straight arrow), right common carotid (curved
arrow), and right vertebral artery (arrowhead) arising from
right common carotid artery. Correct diagnosis made by all observers.
Confidence levels for each observer was 5. AA = aortic arch, DA = descending
aorta, LSC = left subclavian artery.
