Review Article
Congenital Aplasia of the Common Carotid Artery: A Comprehensive Review
Table 1
Distribution of cases of the common carotid artery (CCA) aplasia according to age and gender.
| Side of the CCA aplasia | New-born (few hours after birth) | Neo-nate (≤28 days) | Suck-ling (≤12 months) | Tot (≤3 years) | Pre- school age (≤5) | School age (6–12) | Adolescents (13–18) | 19–29 | 30–39 | 40–49 | 50–59 | 60–69 | 70–79 | | |
| Bilateral | | | | F | | | M | F+M | | | | | | M+U | 6 (2F+3M+U) | Left | M | U | | | | | F | F+M | 3F | 6F+3M | F | 4F | 3M | 9U | 34 (16F+8M+10U) | Right | | | | U | M | 5F+4M | F | M | F+2M | F | 4F+2 M | 3F+2 M | 3F+M | (F+8U) | 41 (19F+13M+9U) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 6 | 6 (6U) | | 1 (M) | 1 (U) | | 2 (F+U) | 1 (M) | 9 (5F+4M) | 3 (2F+M) | 5 (2F+3M) | 6 (4F+2M) | 10 (7F+3M) | 7 (5F+2M) | 9 (7F+2M) | 7 (3F+4M) | 26 (F+M+24U) | 87 (37F+24M+26U) |
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U: unknown; F: female; M: male.
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