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- Figure 1
Preoperative chest x-ray showing liver herniation on the right side (arrow) and suspected stomach herniation behind the cardiac shadow on the left side.
- Figure 2
Chest CT scan (coronal view) showing bilateral diaphragmatic hernia (arrows).
- Figure 3
Preoperative angiography showing A) the anomalous pulmonary venous connection of the right lower lobe and B) blood supply of the right lower lobe from the abdominal aorta.
- Figure 4
Thoracoscopic view of the A) left thoracic cavity after reduction of the contents and B) the diaphragm is repaired by direct sutures (arrow).
- Figure 5
Thoracoscopic view of the right thoracic cavity showing A) the fusion between the right lower lung lobe and the liver (white arrow)and the B) diaphragmatic defect and the hernia sac (black arrow).
- Figure 6
Postoperative chest x-ray showing full lung expansion and reduction of the hernia and bilateral chest tubes.
- Figure 7
Case flow diagram of a newborn patient with bilateral congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
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