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right coronary artery

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right coronary artery,
one of a pair of branches of the ascending aorta, arising in the right posterior aortic sinus, passing along the right side of the coronary sulcus, and dividing into the right interventricular artery and a large marginal branch. It supplies both ventricles, the right atrium, and the sinoatrial node. Compare left coronary artery.


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2) For example, posterior wall calcification is compatible with a right coronary artery territory infarct (Figure 8) whereas calcium at the apex or in the ventricular septum usually results from an anterior descending territory infarct (Figure 7).
We present a case of successful embolectomy in the right coronary artery (RCA) using intracoronary Fogarty balloon technique.
LV: left ventricle, IVS: interventricular septum, LADCA: left anterior descending coronary artery, RCA: right coronary artery, DMF: Disorganization of myocardial fibers.
 
 
 
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