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Fig. 3A —12-year-old girl with double-outlet right ventricle, severely
malaligned complete atrioventricular canal, ipsilateral pulmonary venous
return, interrupted inferior vena cava with azygous extension to left superior
vena cava, and abdominal situs inversus. Kawashima procedure was performed,
and subsequently conduit was placed to incorporate hepatic blood flow into
pulmonary circuit in order to treat pulmonary arteriovenous malformations. In
these coronal volume renderings, conduit (C) is positioned to right of aorta
(AO in A) and has mild narrowing as it turns superiorly (arrow
in B). No thrombus was present. LIA in A = left innominate
artery.
