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Horseshoe lung in an infant with recurrent pulmonary infections
P. Cipriano, L. J. Sweeney, G. M. Hutchins and G. C. Rosenquist
A case of horseshoe lung occurred in a 7-month-old infant, the first, we
believe, to be associated with horseshoe kidney. This lesion should be
considered in any infant with dextrocardia, recurrent cardio-respiratory
distress, and pulmonary infections.
