Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for Iatrogenic Right Coronary Artery Dissection Post Bentall Procedure: A Case Report and Minireview

Table 1

Findings from literature review.

		Number of patients (%)
Total number of patients		48 (100%)
	Male	18 (37.5%)
	Female	30 (62.5%)
Age group (in years)	31–40	4 (8.3%)
	41–50	8 (16.7%)
	51–60	11 (22.9%)
	61–70	14 (29.2%)
	71–80	10 (20.8%)
	81–90	1 (2.1%)
Procedure complicating into ICAD	Coronary angiography	47 (97.9%)
	CABG	1 (2.1%)
Territory involving the ICAD	Right coronary circulation	16 (33.3%)
	Left coronary circulation	32 (66.7%)
Management strategy	Conservative management	6 (12.5%)
	Stent placement	33 (68.7%)
	CABG	6 (12.5%)
	Both stent and CABG	2 (4.2%)
Intracoronary imaging		15 (31.2%)
	IVUS	9 (18.7%)
	OCT	6 (12.5%)
Follow-up/in-hospital course	Stable	38 (79.2%)
	Death	2 (4.2%)
	Exertional angina	1 (2.1%)
	Aortic insufficiency	1 (2.1%)
	Unknown outcome	6 (12.5%)

CABG: coronary artery bypass graft; ICAD: iatrogenic coronary artery dissection; IVUS: intravascular ultrasound; OCT: optical coherence tomography. 1 patient died before any intervention was decided.