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CASE NUMBER 112
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Right Aortic Arch

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This is a patient who presented to the emergency department with a cough. A frontal radiograph of the chest was obtained. When evaluating the contours of the mediastinum, this patients aortic arch is on the right. There is no evidence of a typically identified mediastinal mogul in the expected location of an anatomic left-sided aortic arch. This patient has a variant right-sided aortic arch without additional anomalies. Right sided aortic arches can be seen without or without mirror branching of the great vessels. When patients do not have mirror branching, there a typically no associated cardiac defects. Mirror branching with a right-sided arch is associated with a high incidence of additional cardiac anomalies.
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