A rare case of Double Superior Vena Cava, diagnosed after Central Line placement, in a poly-trauma patient

Health professionals involved in invasive procedures such as central venous catheter placement should have a thorough knowledge of thoracic vascular anatomy. Various developmental anomalies the large intra-thoracic veins can be incidentally discovered normal adults. Amongst these congenital is duplication superior vena cava (SVC), which results from failure left cardinal vein to obliterate. Awareness about this anomaly and its variations important help overcome challenges procedures, well avoid complications. In article, we present case diagnosed double-SVC an adult polytrauma patient after line insertion Trauma Intensive care Unit.