Interrupción aislada de la vena cava inferior

Its finding will require us to rule out the presence of a cardiosplenic syndrome or isomerism, particularly left isomerism or polysplenia, as interruption of the inferior vena cava is an excellent marker of this disease, being found in 55-85% of cases. However, it can also correspond to an isolated vascular malformation, with no or little effect on the prognosis, essential in the newborn. Although there could be complications later on during their adult life.