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Surgical findings with an intramural segment and severe RCA territory ischaemia in a patient with an intramural segment of an AAORCA (A and B, asterix.

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1 Surgical findings with an intramural segment and severe RCA territory ischaemia in a patient with an intramural segment of an AAORCA (A and B, asterix and arrows). Surgical findings with an intramural segment and severe RCA territory ischaemia in a patient with an intramural segment of an AAORCA (A and B, asterix and arrows). There are reversible perfusion defects in the inferior, inferoseptum and inferolateral segments (A). The intramural artery was unroofed. AAORCA, anomalous aortic origin of the right coronary artery; PET, positron emission tomography; RCA, right coronary artery. Paul C Cremer et al. Open Heart 2016;3:e000490 ©2016 by British Cardiovascular Society

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