Fleischner lecture. Developmental abnormalities in the systemic blood supply to the lungs.
Developmental abnormalities in the systemic blood supply to the lungs occur in association with congenital heart disease, congenital lung disease, and rarely with apparently normal heart and lungs. Although most of these anomalies are rare, in the aggregate they are relatively common and of special interest to students of chest and heart disease.
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