There are sex-based differences in the anatomical distribution of coronary atherosclerosis, with women more likely to present with isolated left coronary artery disease.
Supports sex-based CAD distribution differences; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
LCA-only disease is more frequent than RCA-only disease. Men have a higher probability than women to present with concomitant RCA and LCA disease while women are more likely than men to be found with LCA-only disease.
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Giannoglou et al. (2010) studied this question.
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