Abstract
An accessory lobe of the unpaired vein represents an anomaly of pulmonary tissue development that occurs in the right lung due to the unusual passage of v. azygos. According to our data it was detected in 0.34% of cases. An accessory valvular lobe has a characteristic radiological picture and can be seen quite clearly on large-frame fluorograms in the direct anterior projection.
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