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Structure of conus artery

Known as: Conus branch of right coronary artery, First ventricular branch of right coronary artery, Ramus coni arteriosi (Arteria coronaria dextra) 
Branch of right coronary artery which runs over the anterior part of conus arteriosus and supplies the pulmonary conus and the upper part of right… 
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Trunk of coronary artery

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2007
2007
Transient precordial ST elevation by a spasm of the conus artery during right coronary angiography.
2003
2003
Investigation of coronary arteries in the porcupine (Hystrix cristata) by latex injection and angiography.
2003
2003
Sinus of Valsalva aneurysm as a cause of right proximal coronary artery spasm.
1996
1996
Left main coronary aneurysm and severe three-vessel disease with sparing of an isolated conus artery.
1995
1995
Antegrade filling of an occluded right coronary artery via collaterals from a separate conus artery, a previously undescribed collateral pathway.
The conus artery is known to be a frequent supplier of collaterals to the LAD and distal marginal branches of the RCA. In this… 
1994
1994
Third-time coronary bypass operation. Analysis of selection mechanisms, results and long-term follow-up.
1993
1993
Third-Time Coronary Artery Revascularization
Eighteen patients underwent a third coronary artery revascularization (rere-CABG) between 1983 and 1991. The factors… 
1991
1991
Total occlusion of the circumflex artery with collateral supply from the conus artery.
The conus artery has long been recognized as an important source of collateral blood supply to a significantly diseased left… 
1973
1973
Survival through conus artery collateralization in severe coronary heart disease.
A patient is presented with coronary heart disease and unusually successful collateralization. Arteriography after ten years of… 
1953
1953
Formation of a third coronary artery by internal mammary artery implant.
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