Poster abstractsRAA with mirror-image branching. Only one case had deletion of chromosome 22q11. In this case, omphalocele was also found. In two of the cases of RAA with mirror-image branching, the parents chose to terminate the pregnancy. One case of RAA with mirrorimage branching was born alive and received corrective surgery for TOF. In the case of RAA with an aberrant left subclavian artery, no other associated anomalies were recognized despite the vascular ring being formed in the prenatal period. This case was born alive and did well with spontaneous closure of the ductus arteriosus. Conclusion: Prenatal detection of RAA is feasible by 3 VT view. RAA combined with TOF is very common in RAA with mirror-image branching. Meticulous cardiac and extra-cardiac examination with invasive testing seems to be mandatory in prenatal diagnosis of RAA.
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