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Fig. 2C —7-year-old girl with double-outlet right ventricle status
after pulmonary artery banding followed by bilateral bidirectional Glenn
shunts. Catheterization revealed acceptable hemodynamics to proceed with
Fontan procedure. MDCT was conducted to assess for branch pulmonary artery
distortion, assess for aorta-to-pulmonary artery or venoatrial collaterals,
and review caval–pulmonary artery connections. Coronal MPR shows that
right-sided Glenn anastomosis (right superior vena cava [RSVC] to right
pulmonary artery) is minimally distorted, with caval connection close to or
extending across origin of right upper lobe pulmonary artery. CPA = central
pulmonary artery.
