Náhlé úmrtí při vysokém odstupu věnčité tepny
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Bülent Eren 1; Nursel Türkmen 2; Ümit Naci Gündoğmuş 3
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Council of Forensic Medicine of Turkey, Bursa Morgue Department, Bursa, Turkey.
1; Uludag University Medical Faculty, Forensic Medicine Department, Council of Forensic Medicine of Turkey, Bursa Morgue Department, Bursa, Turkey.
2; Istanbul University, Forensic Medicine Institute, Council of Forensic Medicine of Turkey, Istanbul, Turkey.
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Soud Lék., 58, 2013, No. 3, p. 45-46
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Original Article
Žena 46 roků stará byla nalezena mrtvá v odpočinkové zóně lesoparku. Srdce bylo při pitvě normálního vzhledu váhy 400 g. Kruhovitý odstup pravé věnčité tepny byl ve vzestupné aortě 17 mm nad sinotubulárním přechodem, šlo tedy o vysoký odstup věnčité tepny. Pitva věnčité tepny potvrdila průběh její proximální části mezi aortou a plicnicí s ostrým šikmým ohybem dolů. Tímto sdělením jsme chtěli představit vzácnou koronární anomálii.
Klíčová slova:
náhlá srdeční smrt – věnčitá tepna – vysoký odstup – pitva
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