Turkish sword appearance in Chest radiograph

Turkish sword appearance in Chest radiograph

Turkish sword appearance in Chest radiograph

[A] Tetralogy of Fallot
[B] Scimitar Syndrome  
[C] Shone complex
[D] Noonan syndrome

Scimitar Syndrome  –  Turkish sword appearance in Chest radiograph

• Turkish sword appearance in Chest radiograph
• Variant of PAPVC
• Comprises a part of or the entire or part of the right lung being drained by right pulmonary veins that connect to the IVC.
• The affected lung segments are often hypoplastic or have bronchial anomalies.
• Scimitar Syndrome can be associated with other cardiac anomalies such as atrial septal defects and aortopulmonary collaterals

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