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Diagnostic coronary angiography can result in combined dissection of the RCA and right coronary cusp.
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This report documents an extremely rare complication of combined right coronary artery and right coronary cusp dissection during diagnostic coronary angiography.
Dissection of coronary arteries during diagnostic coronary angiography is infrequent; dissection of the coronary cusp is extremely rare. The combination of coronary artery and coronary cusp dissection has not been reported previously. A case of right coronary artery dissection and right coronary cusp dissection during diagnostic coronary angiography is described.
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Kwan et al. (1995) studied this question. Diagnostic coronary angiography can result in a previously unreported combined dissection of the right coronary artery and right coronary cusp.
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