… enlargement of the contralateral internal jugular vein has, to … of the internal jugular vein, with
the most frequent anatomical … we have reported a rarely seen congenital anomaly. However, …

… extremely rare congenital anomaly among the structural abnormalities seen in the ICAs, such
as agenesis … Also, because CTA is not performed in children, HICA is rarely encountered in …

… Avascular abnormalities emerging from the internal jugular vein … Internal jugular vein absence
is a unique congenital condition. … So, we report a 32-year-old man with left internal jugular …

… The internal jugular vein termination of the EJV is also … Figure 19) and the anomalous
connection of the EJV fenestration… a congenital disease that occurs due to congenital weakness of …

… Congenital agenesis or complete absence of the IJV is a … Type C duplications caused the
most difficulty in surgery and … Internal jugular vein agenesis: a rare vascular abnormality and …

… abnormality that causes dilatation of internal jugular vein in … venous dilatation, congenital
venous cyst, and venous … In the absence of deformities and consequences, the management …

… cava (IVC) is a rare congenital defect that affects about 4% of … anomalies of the IVC and
renal veins are exceedingly rare, … jugular vein and the subclavian vein. The abnormal growth …

… In the absence of a connecting vein between the bilateral … Other SVC anomalies Congenital
SVC obstruction is extremely rare … left subclavian and left common jugular veins. It courses in …

… In conclusion, isolated RALBV is an extremely rare anomaly. Due to the … join with the internal
jugular vein and subclavian vein. In the … It is thought that the absence of fusion in transverse …

… of both anterior cardinal veins become the right and left internal jugular veins. Normally, the
… Congenital absence of the azygos vein is usually asymptomatic. It is a very rare anomaly that …