Systemic venous anomalies are rare and heterogeneous entities. Although these anomalies
are rare in the general population, they occur more frequently in the subpopulation
with congenital heart disease. In and of themselves, most of these lesions have no
physiologic significance. However, in the setting of congenital heart disease these
lesions may significantly alter surgical treatment. This review is dedicated to these
lesions.
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