Adolescent trauma: Patterns and outcomes

Fernandes, Joanna Preritha; Hazra, Darpanarayan; Jyothirmayi, Chinta Annie; Abhilash, Kundavaram Paul Prabhakar

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“…Most of the studies of coronary dominance available in the literature have been done in adult human heart (Table 2 - see PDF). The only study about the coronary dominance in the aborted human fetal heart was carried out by Jyothirmayi K et al [ 10 ] in 2014 (Table 2 - see PDF) and Yumnam B et al [ 11 ] in 2015 (Table 2 - see PDF). Jyothirmayi K et al found 56% (28 out of 50) cases of right coronary dominance, 38% (19 out of 50) cases of left coronary dominance and 6% (3 out of 50) cases of balanced coronary dominance/ coronary co-dominance.…”

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Coronary dominance among the Indian aborted fetal hearts

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2022

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Increasing incidences of myocardial infarction and decreasing age at which they are occurring has forced many researchers to do in depth study pertaining to the anatomical variations in the vascular pattern of heart. Coronary dominancy of the heart will determine whether the territory of the heart supplied by the posterior inter ventricular artery will receive blood from right coronary artery or left coronary artery or both. Present study was conducted to explore the variations in the coronary dominant pattern in the aborted human fetal hearts. Right and left coronary arteries in 30 aborted human fetal hearts were thoroughly dissected from their commencement from the corresponding aortic sinus till their termination. The coronary dominance was determined on the basis of origin of posterior inter ventricular artery. We found 60 % cases of right coronary dominance, 36.66 % cases of left coronary dominance and 3.33 % cases of balanced coronary dominance/ coronary co-dominance. Data shows variations in the vascular dominancy pattern of heart can be critically important for the cardiac surgeons, cardiologists as well as interventional radiologists while performing investigational or operative procedures.

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Coronary dominance among the Indian aborted fetal hearts

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2022

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Adolescent trauma: Patterns and outcomes

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Coronary dominance among the Indian aborted fetal hearts

Coronary dominance among the Indian aborted fetal hearts

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