CTICasesRepaired Scimitar Syndrome with Horseshoe Lung
Imaging findings
Hypoplastic right lung, lack of right upper lobe bronchus, and a passage of lung tissue across the midline (pseudo-horseshoe lung due to intact pleura).
Key takeaways
Scimitar syndrome is associated with complex lung hypoplasia and can be accompanied by "horseshoe" anatomical variants where lung tissue crosses the midline.
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