A Case Report of Percutaneous Closure of Bilateral PDA in a Case of Isolated Left Subclavian Artery with Bilateral PDA

Isolated subclavian artery is a rare anomaly where the artery, instead of originating from aorta, connected to ipsilateral pulmonary via ductus arteriosus. Presentation varies asymptomatic vertebrobasilar insufficiency and claudication arm. About 100 odd cases were reported in literature. Some them underwent definitive surgical repair, ie, reimplantation others percutaneous closure patent arteriosus thereby reducing stealing blood improvement circulation We are reporting case isolated left with association bilateral PDA.