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A case of right aortic arch with isolated left innominate artery and global cerebral white matter atrophy
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Cardiac Morphology
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 July 2019
Abstract
A right aortic arch with an isolated left innominate artery is a rare form of aortic arch anomaly. We present a case of neonatal diagnosis of this anomaly with concerning findings of global cerebral white matter atrophy at 13 months of age.
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