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Reconstructive Methods for Anomalous Systemic Venous
Return: Surgical Management of Persistent Left Superior
Vena Cava
Florentino J. Vargas
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Persistent left superior vena cava can present as a benign anatomic finding or as a pathologic entity, causing
significant hemodynamic manifestations. Its presence can also promote modifications in the surgical techniques
used for treatment of other cardiac pathologies. When persistent left superior vena cava constitutes a pathologic
entity that needs to be surgically addressed, this can be approached either by intracardiac or extracardiac
procedures. Extracardiac procedures appear simpler and reproducible. A previously reported technique for
extracardiac approach of left superior vena cava using an enlarged left superior vena cava–right atrial
appendage anatomosis is reviewed.
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