A Case of Sac-Shaped Subadventitial Dissection of the Distal Right Coronary Artery Resulting from Pressure Generated During Contrast Injection

Year 2017, Volume: 20 Issue: 3, 251 - 252, 03.12.2017

Gamze Babur Güler Ekrem Güler , Ersin İbişoğlu Hacı Murat Güneş

Abstract

Iatrogenic
dissections during coronary interventions can be observed in daily practice.
However, dissections due to opaque injection are much less common. Herein, we
present a case of subaventitial dissection developed in the distal segment of
right coronary artery after opaque injection. Dissection was not
catheter-related and was conservatively treated as there was no leak out of the
coronary artery.

Keywords

Dissection, opaque, coroner

Sağ Koroner Arter Anjiyografisi Sırasında Opak Basıncına Bağlı Distalde Kese Görüntüsüne Neden Olan Subadventisiyal Diseksiyon Olgusu

Abstract

Koroner
girişimleri sırasında iyatrojenik diseksiyonlar görülebilmektedir. Ancak opak
enjeksiyonuna bağlı diseksiyon daha nadir görülmektedir. Biz sağ koroner artere
opak enjeksiyonu sonrası kateter ile ilişkili olmayan, damar distalinde gelişen
subadventisiyal diseksiyon olgusu sunduk. Damar dışına sızıntı olmayan hasta
medikal tedavi edildi.

Keywords

Diseksiyon, opak, koroner

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