Korean J Med > Volume 73(3); 2007 > Article
The Korean Journal of Medicine 2007;73(3):330-335.
Enlarged coronary-bronchial artery anastomosis in cystic bronchiectasis: A case report
Byoung Cheol Cheon, In Ho Park, Jeong Hwa Yu, Sei Joong Chang, Jong Seo Hong, Kyoung Ju Ahn, Eui Yong Jeon
1Department of Cardiology, Catholic University of Daegu College of Medicine, Daegu, Korea
증례 : 낭성 기관지확장증 환자에서 비대된 관상동맥 -기관지동맥 문합 1예
천병철, In Ho Park, Jeong Hwa Yu, Sei Joong Chang, Jong Seo Hong, Kyoung Ju Ahn, Eui Yong Jeon
Abstract
Anastomoses between a coronary artery and bronchial or mediastinal arteries have been described since the 19th century. Although coronary-to-bronchial artery communication has been well described, it remains an unusual finding. We report one adult case of abnormally enlarged two coronary-to-bronchial artery communications in a severe cystic bronchiectasis patient. In this case, the bronchial arteries were also supplied from the multiple systemic arteries (the internal mammary, subclavian, inferior phrenic and intercostal arteries) because of severe cystic bronchiectasis. We treated the patient by embolization of the bronchial artery with the abnormal anastomoses and then by surgical resection of the cystic bronchiectatic lung lesion. To date, the patient remains free of symptoms.(Korean J Med 73:330-335, 2007) Key Words : Anastomosis, Steal syndrome, Bronchiectasis
Key Words: Anastomosis, Steal syndrome, Bronchiectasis


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