Origen anómalo de la arteria coronaria izquierda del seno opuesto. Caso anatomopatológico
作者： Jesús Salvador Valencia-Sánchez , Alejandra Moreno-Vázquez , Belinda González-Díaz , Beatriz Elizabeth Valencia-Palacios , None
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摘要: Introduccion: el origen anomalo de la arteria coronaria izquierda del seno coronario derecho (ACAOS) se caracteriza porque principal origina anomalamente valsalva aortico y cuyo trayecto puede seguir cuatro diferentes caminos hacia lado izquierdo corazon. Caso clinico: masculino 73 anos edad, que ingreso al hospital por dolor precordial tipo opresivo, intensidad 10/10 con irradiacion a brazo cuello, acompanado diaforesis nausea. El diagnostico fue un sindrome isquemico agudo sometido terapia trombolitica Su evolucion posterior no satisfactoria debido complicaciones lo llevaron muerte. Conclusiones: opuesto (ACAOS), establece unicamente traves metodos diagnosticos como angiotomografia computada cardiaca o cateterismo cardiaco parte abordaje permiten establecer las caracteristicas morfologicas arterias coronarias variantes anatomicas sus particulares respecto estructuras adyacentes
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