Abstract
Generally, arteria lusoria (AL)—an aberrantly coursing right subclavian artery—is an incidental diagnosis of no clinical consequence. Where correction is indicated, popular practice is for decompression via staged percutaneous±vascular methods. Thoracic options for correction are not widely discussed.
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