Koroner anatomi ve dominans varyantları

Özet

Koroner BT anjiyografide koroner arterlerin ostiumlarını, seyirlerini ve dominans örüntülerini belirlemek, anomali ve varyantları doğru sınıflandırmak için temel adımdır. Koroner dominans, anatomik olarak arka interventriküler oluğa uzanan posterior inen arterin (PDA) hangi sistemden çıktığını gösterir; posterior yüz dallarının kaynağını da rapora eklemek, eş-dominans teriminin farklı kullanımlarını açıklığa kavuşturur. EKG eşzamanlı koroner BT anjiyografi (CTCA), konuslu verileri 3B yeniden yapılandırma ve eğri çok düzlemli yeniden formatlama (cMPR) ile damarların kökeni, seyri ve komşu yapılarla ilişkilerini yüksek çözünürlükte gösterir. PDA kökeninin ve dominans örüntüsünün doğru belirlenmesi, alt duvar iskemi değerlendirmesi, kronik total oklüzyonda kollateral kullanımı ve girişimsel planlama açısından kritiktir.

Faz ve pencere

BTA tanısal

EKG eşzamanlı, koroner arteriyel kontrastlanmalı seride aort sinüslerinden çıkan lümenler; sol ana arterin dallanması; RCA ile LCx'in atriyoventriküler oluklardaki devamı ve kruksu geçerek posterior interventriküler oluğa giren PDA izlenir.

Önerilen pencereler: Anjiyo (G 600 / M 150).

BT bulguları

• Sol ana koroner arter sol koroner sinüsten çıkar; çoğunlukla LAD ve LCx olarak ikiye ayrılır, bazı kalplerde ayrım noktasından ramus intermedius da doğar.
• LAD ön interventriküler olukta apekse doğru ilerler; diagonal dallar sol ventrikülün ön-yan yüzüne, septal perforatörler interventriküler septuma yönelir.
• LCx sol atriyoventriküler olukta arkaya ilerler ve obtus marginal dallar verir; distal uzanımı ve arka yüzü beslemesi dominans örüntüsüne göre değişir.
• RCA sağ koroner sinüsten çıkar, sağ atriyoventriküler oluğu izler ve sağ ventrikül yüzüne akut marjinal dal verebilir.
• Sağ dominan anatomide PDA kruks düzeyinde RCA'dan çıkar ve posterior interventriküler olukta ilerler.
• Sol dominant düzende PDA ve posterolateral dal distal LCx'ten köken alır; bu durumda RCA küçülürken LCx'in besleme alanı genişleyip alt duvarı karşılar.
• Eş-dominans kullanımında sıklıkla PDA RCA'dan, posterolateral dal ise LCx'ten çıkar; bazı tanımlarda posterior interventriküler alanın iki sistemce paylaşılması vurgulanır, bu nedenle raporda dal kökenlerini açıkça yaz.

Normalde

Normal koroner BT anjiyografide LM ve RCA ilgili aort sinüslerinden çıkar; LAD ile LCx çoğunlukla LM'den, bazı varyantlarda ayrı ostiumlardan köken alır ve beklenen kalp oluklarında izlenir. CCTA görüntülerinde kruks çevresi anatomik sınırlarla tanımlanır; PDA ve posterolateral dalların kökenlerini belirlemek için damarların çok düzlemli yeniden yapılandırmaları kullanılmalıdır.

Ayırıcı tanı

Ramus intermedius veya yüksek çıkan diagonal

ramus sol ana arterin LAD-LCx ayrımından doğar; diagonal dal ise LAD'nin ön interventriküler oluk içindeki devamından çıkar.

PDA veya posterolateral dal

PDA arka interventriküler olukta apekse doğru ilerler; posterolateral dallar sol ventrikülün arka-yan yüzüne yayılır.

Kısa, küçük kalibreli LCx veya distal LCx oklüzyonu

doğuştan kısa damar düzgün biçimde sonlanabilir; oklüzyonda kontrastlı lümende ani kesilme ya da dolum kusuru aranır.

Anomalik koroner kökenler (örn. karşı sinüs veya pulmoner arterden çıkış) seyirlerine göre benign veya hemodinamik öneme sahip olabilir; tanıyı belirleyen proksimal ostiumun yeri ve damarın seyridir.

Tuzaklar

• RCA'nın kalınlığını dominansın göstergesi sayma; kruksta PDA'nın gerçek çıkışını ve arka yüz dallarını izle.
• PDA ile posterolateral dalı yalnız kruks yakınlığından ayırma; birinin posterior interventriküler oluğa, diğerinin ventrikülün arka-yan yüzüne yönelimini takip et.
• Kısa bir segmentte lümen seçilemiyorsa damar kökeni ve seyrini CCTA'nın 3B rekonstrüksiyon ve post-processing görüntülerinde değerlendir.

Kendini dene

1. PDA distal LCx'ten çıkar ve LCx arka-yan ventrikül yüzüne de dal verir. En uygun dominans tanımı hangisidir?

   • Sol dominans
   • Sağ dominans
   • Eş-dominans
   • Ayrı koroner ostiumlar
   Cevabı göster

   Sol dominans. PDA'nın LCx kaynaklı olması sol dominansı tanımlar. Sağ dominan örüntüde PDA RCA'dan çıkar; eş-dominan örüntüde arka yüz dalları iki sistem arasında paylaşılır. Ayrı ostiumlar ise dominans sınıfı değil, koroner başlangıç varyantıdır.

2. Yaygın radyolojik raporlama kullanımında PDA RCA'dan, posterolateral dal LCx'ten geliyor. Hangi örüntü daha uygun adlandırılır?

   • Eş-dominans
   • Sol dominans
   • Tek koroner arter
   • Ramus intermedius
   Cevabı göster

   Eş-dominans. Yaygın kullanımda PDA'nın RCA'dan, posterolateral dalın LCx'ten çıkması eş-dominan veya dengeli dolaşım olarak adlandırılır. Farklı tanımlar benimsendiğinden terim kullanımı literatürde çeşitlilik gösterebilmektedir. Sol dominan düzende PDA LCx'ten çıkar; tek koroner arter ve ramus intermedius bu dal paylaşımını tanımlamaz.

Kaynaklar

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