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M T Subirana, M de Leval, J Somerville

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Abstract:

A patient is described with ventricular septal defects and two innominate veins which gave rise to an unusual cross-sectional echocardiographic finding thought to be due to a left superior caval vein without connexion to the coronary sinus.

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