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Right Aortic Arch with Aplasia of the Left Brachiocephalic Trunk Presented as Systolic Blood Pressure Difference Between Upper Extremities.
BACKGROUND: The right aortic arch with mirror-image of branching arteries without coexisting congenital heart disease is a very rare anomaly.
CASE REPORT: We report a case of the right-sided aortic arch with aplasia of the left brachiocephalic trunk in a 64-year-old women, presenting difference in systolic blood pressure between upper extremities. The history of the patient and angio-CT findings were described and visualized with images.
CONCLUSIONS: The knowledge of vascular variations is important for the clinical and therapeutic aspects.
CASE REPORT: We report a case of the right-sided aortic arch with aplasia of the left brachiocephalic trunk in a 64-year-old women, presenting difference in systolic blood pressure between upper extremities. The history of the patient and angio-CT findings were described and visualized with images.
CONCLUSIONS: The knowledge of vascular variations is important for the clinical and therapeutic aspects.
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