PubMed · 14090821
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G A GLEZER. 1963. [HEMODYNAMIC CHANGES IN "PULSELESS DISEASE"].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14090821/
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A 52-year-old man, who presented with two-vessel coronary artery disease and severe arterial occlusive disease with occlusions and/or stenoses of all aortic arch branches, underwent simultaneously coronary artery bypass grafting and bilateral aortic-subclavian as well as left-sided aortic-carotidal bypass grafting.
A neonate presented to the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital at the University of Michigan with truncus arteriosus and interrupted left aortic arch, with associated postductal origin of the left carotid, left subclavian, and aberrant retroesophageal right innominate arteries. In addition, the patient was diagnosed with DiGeorge syndrome. This unique anomaly has not been previously reported. The anatomy, pathophysiology, embryology, and successful surgical management of this anomaly are reviewed in this report.
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