CTICasesLeft Isomerism
Cite this case
[...]. Left Isomerism. CTICases. Published March 24, 2022. https://cticases.com/c/h2s6b
Imaging findings
Bilateral hypoarterial bronchi, a prominent azygos vein, and polysplenia visible in the left upper abdomen.
Key takeaways
Incidental findings on a portable radiograph can lead to the detection of complex congenital anomalies like left isomerism.
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