CTICasesBilateral Congenital Single-Lobe Lungs
Imaging findings
The patient exhibits abnormal lobar segmentation with essentially single-lobe lungs bilaterally. The mediastinum appears unusual, and there is a lack of clear anomalous venous drainage typically seen in Scimitar syndrome.
Key takeaways
This is a rare congenital presentation that mimics "attempted" Scimitar syndrome or partial anomalous pulmonary venous return, though the vessels drain into the left atrium.
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