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Fig. 4 —Chest radiograph of 1-month-old male shows arterial cannula
has distal radiolucent segment. Tip of cannula is gauged by position of
radiopaque tip (arrow), which lies approximately at level of aortic
arch. Echocardiography (not shown) would confirm position of cannula. There is
also kink in upper venous catheter.
