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Bankier et al.,[3] in a study of 1,287 examinations and 3,441 follow‐up examinations of chest X‐ray after CVC placement reported that left‐sided CVC placement have significantly high chances of azygos arch cannulation than right side CVC (P = 0.001). Turi et al.,[4] reported the anterior mediastinal positioning of right subclavian CVC and subsequent perforation of vena cava. Other rare malformations reported are, deviation of right IJV catheter into the left and projected over the aortic knuckle,[5] malpositioning of left IJV catheter into right internal mammary artery[6] and also report of left external jugular catheter malpositioning into the left IJV.[7]

Malpositioning of right internal jugular central venous catheter into right external jugular vein forming "figure of eight"