Table 1.

Case reports of patients with a double coronary artery occlusion.

Case report	Sex	Age	Affected coronaries	Alluded Trigger event
Hamada et al., 1989	Female	59	RCA+LAD	Thrombocytosis
Yoshitomi et al., 1998	Male	34	LAD+LCX	Coronary spasm and thrombus formation
Hosokawa et al., 2001	Male	33	RCA+LAD	Plaque rupture and coronary spasm
Meltser et al., 2004	Male	50	RCA+LAD	Cocaine binge
Sia et al., 2008	Male	46	RCA+LAD	Ruptured plaques
Tu et al., 2009	Male	22	RCA+LAD	Low antithrombin III level
Araszkiewicz et al., 2009	Male	51	RCA+LAD	Ruptured plaques
Lee et al., 2010	Male	75	RCA+LAD	Ruptured plaques
Benjelloun Bennani et al., 2010	Male	53	RCA+LCX	Ruptured plaques
Song et al., 2011	Male	52	LAD+LCX	Thrombus, no coronary stenosis
Yagmur et al., 2012	Female	49	LAD+ LCX	Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
Gan et al., 2012	Male	88	RCA+LAD	Ruptured plaques
Ahmed and Abdul, 2013	Male	47	RCA+LAD	Ruptured plaques
Edem et al., 2015	Male	57	RCA+LAD	Ruptured plaques
Karabay et al., 2015	Male	38	RCA+LAD	Ruptured plaques
Atmaca et al., 2018	Female	33	LAD+LCX	Oral contraceptive

RCA: Right coronary artery; LAD: Left anterior descending artery; LCX: Left circumflex coronary artery.