Case 3 Part 11

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Left dominant coronary artery system




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1. What do the terms “right dominant,” “left dominant” and “bi-dominant” mean?
 
 
2. What type of dominance is most common?
 
 
3. What dominance does this patient have?
 
 
4. What is the clinical impact of a right coronary artery occlusion in a right dominant patient?
 
 
5. What is the clinical impact of right coronary artery occlusion in a left dominant patient?
 
 
6. What is the clinical impact of a left circumflex coronary artery occlusion in a right dominant patient?
 
 
7. What is the clinical impact of a left circumflex coronary artery occlusion in a left dominant patient?





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