Atlas of pediatric CTA of coronary artery anomalies

Preface
Contents
Contributors
1: Scanning Technique for Cardiac CTA in Infants and Small Children
	1.1	 MDCT Technique
	1.2	 Retrospective Scanning
	1.3	 Prospective Scanning
	1.4	 Radiation Dose
	1.5	 Cardiac CTA Data Post-processing and Analysis
	References
2: Coronary Normal Variants
	2.1	 Coronary Dominance
	2.2	 Ramus Intermedius
	2.3	 Myocardial Bridging
	2.4	 Shepherd Crook Deformity
	References
3: Anomalous Origins of Coronary Arteries
	3.1	 Normal Coronary Artery Origin
	3.2	 Single Coronary Artery Origin
		3.2.1	 Single Coronary Artery Origin from the Right Coronary Sinus
		3.2.2	 Single Coronary Artery Origin from the Left Coronary Sinus
		3.2.3	 Single Coronary Artery Origin from the Non-coronary Sinus
		3.2.4	 Single Coronary Artery Origin from the Right Sinotubular Junction
		3.2.5	 Right Coronary Artery Origin from the Left Coronary Sinus
		3.2.6	 Left Coronary Artery Origin from the Right Coronary Sinus
		3.2.7	 Right and Left Coronary Origin from Non-coronary Sinus
	3.3	 Anomalous Left (or Right) Coronary Artery Arising from the Pulmonary Arteries (ALCAPA and ARCAPA)
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4: Congenital Heart Disease Patterns
	4.1	 Aortic Atresia
	4.2	 Truncus Arteriosus
	4.3	 Transposition of the Great Arteries
	4.4	 Patterns of Coronary Anomalies in Transposition of the Great Arteries
	4.5	 Aortic Root Rotation Causing Interarterial Origin
	References
5: Anomalous Course of Coronary Arteries
	5.1	 Prepulmonary
	5.2	 Circumaortic
	5.3	 Intramural
	5.4	 Trans-septal Course
	5.5	 Myocardial Bridge
	5.6	 Retro-cardiac
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6: Coronary Artery Anomalous Origins in Patients with Congenital Heart Disease
	Suggested Reading
7: Anomalous Termination of Coronary Arteries
	References
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8: Coronary Artery Abnormalities in Patients with Kawasaki Disease and Williams Syndrome
	8.1	 Kawasaki Disease
	8.2	 Coronary Artery Involvement in Patients with Williams Syndrome
	References
Index