A CASE REPORT OF ANOMALOUS ORIGIN OF LEFT CORONARY ARTERY BRANCHES WITH CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE

DR PARVEEN KUMAR SHARMA; DR SUMAN YADAV; DR VISHAL KALIA

Volume : VIII, Issue : VII, July - 2019

A CASE REPORT OF ANOMALOUS ORIGIN OF LEFT CORONARY ARTERY BRANCHES WITH CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Dr Parveen Kumar Sharma, Dr Suman Yadav, Dr Vishal Kalia

Abstract :

In the normal heart, left coronary artery arise from the aortic valvular sinus adjacent to the pulmonary trunk. The main stem of left coronary artery runs a short course before dividing to become the anterior interventricular and circumflex artery. These arteries can have anomalous origin from either the aorta or pulmonary trunk; Their anches can have various anomalous origin relative to arterial pedicles. Understanding of these variations is key to determining those anomalous patterns associated with sudden cardiac death.