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. 2014 Mar;66(2):214–215. doi: 10.1016/j.ihj.2013.12.027

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Fig. 1 — Anomalous origin of left circumflex artery from pulmonary artery. (A) Left coronary angiogram (RAO projection) showing LCX (arrow) filling through collaterals from LAD and draining into MPA. (B) Right coronary angiogram (AP projection) showing LCX (arrow) filling through collaterals from RCA and draining into MPA. (C) CT angiogram showing anomalous origin of LCX from RPA. (D) CT reconstruction showing anomalous origin of LCX from RPA. RAO – Right Anterior Oblique; LCX – Left Circumflex; RCA – Right Coronary Artery; AP – Antero Posterior; RPA – Right Pulmonary Artery; MPA – Main Pulmonary Artery.