Sol Ana Koroner Arter Çıkış Anomalisi Olan Hasta

Koroner arter anomalilerinin anjiyografik insidansı %1,3'tür. Anjiyografik serilerde sol ana koroner arterin sağ sinüs Valsalva'dan orijin aldığı anomalilerin görülme sıklığı %0,019 kadar düşüktür. Bu hastalarda yine nadiren (%20 kadarında) anjina pektoris, aritmi, senkop, kalp krizi ve ani ölüm gibi semptomlar görülür. Burada, sağ sinüs Valsalva'dan orijin alan sol ana koroner arter anomalisi gibi nadir bir vakayı sunmaktayız

A Patient with an Anomalous Origin of the LeftMain Coronary Artery

The angiographic incidence of coronary anomalies is 1.3%. The incidence of anomalies of the left main coronary artery originating from the right sinus of Valsalva is as low as 0.019% in angiographic series. Relatively few (about 20%) of these patients develop symptoms such as angina pectoris, arrhythmias, syncope, myocardial infarction, or sudden death. We report here the unusual case of a patient with the left main coronary artery anomalously originating from the right sinus of Valsalva

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