Interrupted inferior vena cava with Azygos continuation is a rare anomaly. Nevertheless, being a high-volume operator of endovascular procedures, a cardiologist should have knowledge about this anomaly. We reported a case of incidental finding of this anomaly during an intended Leadless pacemaker (Micra) implantation. Embryological development, anatomy and procedural implication of this condition were discussed. In particular, management options when confronted by this anomaly during Micra implantation were explored.
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