CT
Thorax:
Bilateral hyparterial bronchi, where both bronchi are located inferior to the bilateral pulmonary arteries.
Bilateral bilobed lungs, absence of horizontal fissures.
Bilateral left atria with long atrial appendages. Right sided pulmonary veins and left lower pulmonary vein enter into anterior atrium. Left upper pulmonary vein enter into posterior atrium.
Azygos continuation of the inferior vena cava passes posterior to the descending aorta to enter into the left superior vena cava.
The hepatic veins drain to the posterior atrium.
Double/duplicated superior vena cava. Right sided superior vena cava entered into posterior atrium via coronary sinus.
Right sided aortic arch with aberrant left subclavian artery. It is associated with a Kommerell diverticulum.
Left brachiocephalic (innominate) artery shares a common origin with the right common carotid artery - bovine arch.
Bilateral mild degree of pleural effusion with multifocal consolidation. Lung nodules at the left upper lobe, which can represent active lung infection.
Abdomen:
Situs ambiguus where there are multiple splenules located in the left hypochondrium and the liver is located in the left hypochondrium.
Celiac trunk: only the splenic artery arises from celiac trunk, normal common hepatic artery is not seen.
Replaced common hepatic artery, possibly from the abdominal aorta, inferior to the origin of superior mesenteric artery,