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)

U: unknown; F: female; M: male.