Primary congenital anomalies of the coronary arteries: a coronary arteriographic study

Presence of Anomalous Coronary Seen on Angiogram Is Not Associated with Increased Risk of Significant Coronary Artery Disease

“…This is in contrast to some of the other studies, which reported left circumflex coronary artery 9,13,14 to be the most frequent anomalous vessel. However, other studies 15 have reported RCA to be the one most commonly involved.…”

Common origin of the coronary arteries: A rare coronary artery anomaly

“…The overall incidence of isolated coronary artery anomalies in various studies ranges from 5.6% in a study by Angelini 1 (using conventional catheter angiography) to an incidence of approximately 18.5% in a study by Cademartiri et al 3 (based on 64-slice coronary CT angiography). Anomalies of origin and course of coronary arteries are rarer still and were seen in 0.95% of test subjects undergoing conventional catheter angiography in an Indian study 4 and in up to 1.5% of patients in an European study. 3 Cademartiri concluded that coronary CT angiography is superior to catheter angiography in the diagnosis of an anomaly.…”

Angioplastía primaria en infarto agudo al miocardio en arteria coronaria derecha con origen anómalo: Caso clínico

“…En cuanto a sexo, en la mayoría de las series descriptivas muestran que del total de ACA existe mayor proporción de sexo masculino [3][4][5]10,11 (desde 70,6 hasta 87,2% del total de ACA), pudiendo existir un sesgo dada la mayor incidencia de patología coronaria en el hombre, siendo sometidos a más estudios angiográficos; además de existir poca precisión en la metodología de los estudios respecto a la población del mismo sexo sin ACA. No se ha observado correlación con antecedentes familiares 4 .…”