“…TAPVC was present in 34.2% of the cases of RAI (Table 1), similar to other reports; 13,14,16,20 however, it is important to point out that the connection of the pulmonary veins to the left‐sided atrium in our patients was reported in 77.7% with LAI and 52.6% with RAI; which morphologically and by definition, all of these patients would constitute an anomalous pulmonary venous connection 26 . None of the patients presented with obstruction in the pulmonary venous return, similar to reports by Alsoufi et al, where pulmonary venous obstruction in LAI was null, and in RAI presented with pulmonary venous obstruction in 9% of the cases, a condition considered critical by several groups in determining morbidity and mortality in this setting 13,20,23,27 representing a significant risk factor as demonstrated by Alongi et al (Hazard ratio [HR]: 4.40, p = .01) and Chen et al (OR: 44.338, p = .005) and according to Banka et al, it is important in the setting of fetal counseling and decision‐making, as for early postnatal care 13,20,27 …”