Clinical & Experimental Cardiology

Clinical & Experimental Cardiology
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The role of variations of coronary arteries in coronary artery diseases


20th European Cardiology Conference

October 16-18, 2017 | Budapest, Hungary

Rajani Singh

AIIMS, India

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: J Clin Exp Cardiolog

Abstract :

The rate of fatal coronary artery diseases is increasing by leaps and bounds in modern times. The anatomy of the coronary artery has recently been reemphasized in association with the use of coronary arteriography. The variant vascular anatomy in general and coronary arterial anatomy in particular plays very crucial role in the arterial disease process, their diagnosis, and treatment. Therefore, a thorough understanding of variant and normal anatomy of a coronary artery is imperative. The major coronary artery diseases are hardening and narrowing of these arteries due to atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis. The advances made in coronary arterial bypass surgeries and modern methods of myocardial revascularization also make sound and detailed knowledge of the variant anatomy of coronary artery indispensable. Therefore, description of three cases of the aberrant configuration of right/left, accessory and new arteries along with touching mechanism of atherosclerosis has been brought in this work. The right coronary artery in one case had high anomalous origin about 3 cm above the root of ascending aorta and accessory coronary artery arises at the level of right coronary artery irrigating left ventricle. Also, right coronary artery had extended course up to the left border of heart in the second case. In the third case, a new artery arises from anterior interventricular artery entering into the infundibulum and supplied septal papillary muscle. The variations in the configuration of these arteries coupled with arising of new and accessory arteries not only alter irrigation pattern but also complicate imagery interpretation and surgical manipulations. Hope these results will aid the future cardiac health.

Biography :

Rajani Singh has completed her MS in Anatomy from Motilal Nehru Medical College, India. She worked as Professor of Anatomy from July 2012 to till date. She also worked as Lecturer for four years, Assistant Professor for four years and Associate Professor for one year in highly reputed King George’s Medical University, India. She has published more than 60 papers in reputed journals. She is member of AAA, AACA, HAPS and ASI. She has been on the Editorial Board of OA case Reports London, Clinical Anatomy USA, Archives of Anatomy and Physiology, Scientific pages Anatomy and Physiology, USA and Anatomy and Physiology open access, USA.

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