Three different situations and approaches in the management for anomalous origin of the right coronary artery from the left coronary sinus: case report

Table 1 Summaries of characteristics of patients and operative procedures

Sex/age	Operative timing	Type of procedure	Concomitant disease	Associated procedures	Result	F/U (months)	Course
F / 39	Elective	Neo-ostium formation	None	None	Alive	25	EM
F / 61	Emergency	OPCAB using RGEA	AMI with 3VDs	OPCAB using ITAs	Alive	17	EM
M/ 44	Emergency	CABG using LITA	AAD	AA & PA replacement	Alive	9	IM

F/U; follow-up, AAD; acute type A aortic dissection, AMI with 3VDs; acute myocardial infarction with triple vessel disease, OPCAB; Off-pump coronary artery bypass, ITAs; internal thoracic arteries, CABG; coronary artery bypass graft, RGEA; right gastroepiploic artery, LITA; left internal thoracic artery; EM; extra-mural course, IM; intramural course, AA & PA replacement: ascending aorta and partial arch replacement.

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