CTICasesUncorrected Truncus Arteriosus
Imaging findings
Dilated, tortuous peripheral pulmonary arteries (Sheen vessels) and a right-sided aortic arch in an adult.
Key takeaways
Long-term pulmonary arterial hypertension in uncorrected congenital heart disease leads to specific plexiform arteriopathies and characteristic "corkscrew" peripheral vessel changes.
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