Table 1.

Patient presentation in the studies reported in the systematic review

Case number	Year author	Reported/observed symptom/diagnostic finding
1	2019, Arakoni R [5]	Dysphagia
2	2019, Morosetti D [6]	Asymptomatic, incidental finding
3	2016, Masuoka H [7]	Right nonrecurrent laryngeal nerve
4	2019, Raymond S [8]	Dysphagia
5	2019, Morishita A [9]	Dysphagia
6	2019, Zhao C [10]	Right-sidedaortic arch aneurysm
7	2018, Tanaka Y [11]	Aneurysm arising fromKomerell’s diverticulum
8	2018, Tempaku [12]	Left cerebral infarction
9	2017, Hamady M [13]	Mild dysphagia, right-sided aneurysmal aortic arch with aneurysmal aberrant left-sided
10	2017, Wilinski J [14]	Asymptomatic
11	2016, Bhatt T [15]	Dysphagia, chest pain
12	2017, Powell BL [16]	Dysphagia with occasional regurgitation
13	2016, Ahmed MM [17]	Subclavian steal syndrome
14	2016, Lococo F [18]	Asymptomatic, incidental finding
15	2015, Parikh P [19]	Dysphagia
16	2015, Ohtani T [20]	Pseudo-occlusion of the left internal carotid artery
17	2015, Stefanczyk L [21]	Symptoms of cerebrovascular insufficiency
18	2015, Sierra-Galan LM [22]	Chronic cough
19	2014, Inui T [23]	Asymptomatic, incidental finding
20	2014, Lee CH [24]	Asymptomatic, incidental finding
21	2014, Zhang M [25]	Stanford B type dissection
22	2015, Batheeb NA [26]	Left upper limb pain and numbness on exercise
23	2014, Khalid S [27]	Dysphagia to solids
24	2013, Samas J [28]	Dysphagia
25	2013, Ebner L [29]	Dissection of the ascending aorta associated with hemopericardium
26	2013, Motoki M [30]	Ruptured aberrant left subclavian artery
27	2012, Yamashiro S [31]	Ruptured Kommerell’s diverticulum
28	2013, Suarez AE [32]	Acute superior vena cava syndrome
29	2012, Margolis J [33]	Dysphagia, voice changes
30	2011, Panduranga P [34]	Dysphagia
31	2011, Mubarak MY [3]	Asymptomatic, incidental finding