Table 2 Pulmonary venous drainage patterns in mixed TAPVC
From: Mixed type of total anomalous pulmonary venous connection: diagnosis, surgical approach and outcomes
Patients | Mixed type | Subtypes | Sites of drainage (right) | Sites of drainage (left) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
2 | SVC + RA | Type II | RSPV to SVC | LIPV, LSPV and RIPV to RA |
3 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
4 | CS + C | Type I | RIPV and RSPV to CS | LIPV and LSPV to a confluence to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
5 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
6 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
7 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via vertical vein |
8 | C + C | Type I | RIPV and RSPV to a confluence draining to IVC | LIPV and LSPV to a confluence to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
9 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
10 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
11 | SVC + RA | Type II | RSPV to SVC | LIPV, LSPV and RIPV to RA |
12 | CS + C | Type I | RIPV and RSPV to CS | LSPV and LIPV to a confluence to brachiocephalic vein via VV |
13 | CS + VV | Type II | RIPV, RSPV and LIPV to SC | LSPV to brachiocephalic vein via VV |