V. Barrios et al., SURGICAL-CORRECTION OF DOUBLE CONGENITAL CORONARY PULMONARY-ARTERY FISTULAS AND RHEUMATIC MITRAL AND AORTIC-VALVE DISEASE - A CASE-REPORT, Vascular surgery, 27(7), 1993, pp. 543-548
A sixty-seven-year-old woman suffering from combined mitral and aortic
rheumatic valve disease was shown by coronary angiography to have two
congenital coronary artery fistulas, one originating from the proxima
l left anterior descending artery, the other from the right coronary a
rtery, and both draining into the pulmonary trunk. Surgical correction
of the fistulas and implantation of two mechanical prosthetic valves
were successfully performed. As far as the authors know, this is the f
irst reported case of a surgical correction of double congenital coron
ary artery fistulas and rheumatic mitral and aortic valve disease.