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The treatment of spontaneous coronary dissection extending to the valsalva sinus during percutaneous coronary intervention with primary stenting

Perkütan koroner girişim esnasında valsalva sinüse ilerleyen spontan koroner diseksiyonun primer stent uygulaması ile tedavisi

TURGUT KARABAĞ
Abdullah İÇLİ
Ali ÖZEREN
Halil KAHRAMAN
Pages
271–274
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In this article we present and discuss a 54 year old male whom performed percutaneous coronary intervention with acute inferior myocardial infarction because of spontaneous coronary dissection which extended to valsalva sinus and treating this complication with primary stenting and 6 month follow up results.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Aortocoronary dissections are rarely seen complications during percutaneous coronary interventions.
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Key Findings & Data:Coronary dissections are the trigerring factor in the occuring of aortocoronary dissections.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this article we present and discuss a 54 year old male whom performed percutaneous coronary intervention with acute inferior myocardial infarction because of spontaneous coronary dissection which extended to valsalva sinus and treating this complication with primary stenting and 6 month follow up results.
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⚙️Variables:Diseksiyon · Orta yaşlı · Valsalva sinüsü

Abstract

Aortocoronary dissections are rarely seen complications during percutaneous coronary interventions. Coronary dissections are the trigerring factor in the occuring of aortocoronary dissections. The dissections in the coronary artery may extend valsalva sinus and ascending aorta as well progressively. In this article we present and discuss a 54 year old male whom performed percutaneous coronary intervention with acute inferior myocardial infarction because of spontaneous coronary dissection which extended to valsalva sinus and treating this complication with primary stenting and 6 month follow up results.

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Aortokoroner diseksiyonlar perkütan koroner girişimler sırasında nadir görülen komplikasyonlardandır. Aortokoroner diseksiyonların oluşumunda tetiği çeken nokta koroner diseksiyondur. Koroner arterdeki diseksiyon progresif olarak valsalva sinüse hatta asendan aortaya yayılabilmektedir. Bu yazıda spontan koroner diseksiyon nedeniyle akut inferiyor miyokard infarktüsü geçiren 54 yaşında erkek hastaya yapılan perkütan koroner girişim sırasında valsalva sinüse yayılan diseksiyon, bu komplikasyonun primer stent uygulaması ile tedavisi ve 6 aylık takip sonuçları tartışılmıştır.

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KARABAĞ, T., İÇLİ, A., ÖZEREN, A., KAHRAMAN, H. (2006). The treatment of spontaneous coronary dissection extending to the valsalva sinus during percutaneous coronary intervention with primary stenting. MN Kardiyoloji, Cilt: 13 - Sayı: 4, 271–274. https://ajindex.com/articles/297531

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