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Fig. 3B —Modified Glenn shunt. Postoperative anterior 3D shaded
surface display (B) and maximum-intensity-projection (C) images
show bidirectional Glenn shunt extending from SVC (arrows) to right
pulmonary artery (stars) performed for tricuspid atresia and proximal
right pulmonary artery stenosis in 20-year-old man. Bright blue and white show
SVC and right pulmonary artery, respectively, in C.
