Case Report

Woven Coronary Artery Anomaly: An Incidental Finding and Literature Review

Table 2

Outline of the clinical details of the woven anomaly case reports found in the literature.

#Presenting symptomECGEchocardiographyIschemia assessmentOCTIVUSWoven anomaly vesselDiseased arteryTreatmentOutcome or F/U


1Shortness of breathNot doneNot doneProximal RCA
2IncidentalExercise ECG: diffuse ST depression in anterolateral and inferior leads+thallium scan: inferoposterior defectNot doneNot doneMiddistal RCAPDA
3ACSPositive thallium scanNot doneNot doneLAD, LCX, and OM
ACSNot doneNot doneProximal LCXLAD, LCXPTCA for mid LAD (percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty)
ACSNot doneNot doneDistal LADLAD
4Chest painNot doneNot doneMiddistal RCARCA
5Chest painNormalModerate aortic insufficiencyStress ECG: ST depression in inferior leadsNot doneNot doneMid LCXRCAPCI+aortic valve replacementUnremarkable 5-year follow-up
6Kawasaki diseaseProlonged PR intervalNot doneNot doneProximal RCAAspirin and IV immunoglobulin for Kawasaki diseaseUnremarkable 4-year follow-up
7Chest painNormal LV wall motion, left ventricular EF: 60%Stress ECG: ST depression in V1-V4+myocardial perfusion imaging: reversible ischemia in the anterior wallNot doneNot doneProximal RCALADPCIUnremarkable 3-year follow-up on the woven artery. However, distal LAD developed 70% stenosis which required medical treatment
8Atypical left arm painOld inferior infarction and T-wave inversion in V5-v6Normal systolic function, inferior wall akinesis, and mild mitral regurgeStress and rest Tc 99 m sestamibi scan: stress-induced myocardial ischemia in inferior and lateral leadsNot doneNot doneRCARCAMedical treatmentUnremarkable 2-year follow-up
9ACSNormalLV hypertrophy, mild diastolic dysfunction, and hypokinesia of the posterolateral wall with an ejection fraction of 55%Not doneNot doneLAD, LCX, and OM2LAD, LCX, and OM2PCIUnremarkable 1-year follow-up
10ACSST depression in lead II, III, aVF, and V4-V6LV hypokinesis, mild mitral insufficiencyNot doneNot doneDistal RCALM, LAD, LCX, and RCAMedical treatment+CABG operationUnremarkable postop
11Chest painNormalNormal wall motion, left ventricular EF: 65%Stress ECG: ST-segment depression+thallium-201 myocardial perfusion imaging: no ischemiaNot doneNot doneLAD, LCX, RCAMedical treatment+smoking cessation
12Chest painSinus tachycardia, RBBB with marked ST-segment depression in precordial leadsGlobal hypokinesis, left ventricular EF: 30%Not doneNot doneProximal-distal RCA, proximal-mid LAD
13IncidentalAbnormal Q waves in leads V1–V6Severe hypokinesia in the apical and anterior walls of the left ventricle, left ventricular EF: 45%Infarction in the anterior and apical walls of the left ventricle, without any myocardial ischemiaDoneNot doneProximal-mid LAD, proximal DI branchLADMedical treatment
14ACSNormalNormal LV wall motion, left ventricular EF: 60%Dobutamine stress echo: reversible ischemia in inferior wallNot doneNot doneRCARCA due to stenosis before the woven segmentMedical treatment
15Chest painSPECT: stress-induced ischemia in the inferior wall of LVDoneNot doneMid-RCADistal RCA stenosis, CTO of PDACABG
16ACSNot doneNot doneProximal LAD, RCA, OM, and 1st diagonalLADCABGUnremarkable postop
17Chest painNegative T waves in leads DII, DIII, and aVFNormal LV wall motion, left ventricular EF: 65%Myocardial perfusion imaging: no ischemia in the anterior wallNot doneNot doneDistal LADLCXMedical treatmentUnremarkable 1-year follow-up
18Chest painQ waves and extrasystoles on D3 and aVFAkinesia at inferior and posterior walls, left ventricular EF: 44%Inferior wall ischemia was detected which approximately refers to 14% of the left ventricleNot doneNot doneMid-RCARCAPCI
19Chest painIncomplete LBBBNormal systolic function, LV hypertrophyMyocardial perfusion imaging: reversible ischemia in inferior and posterior wallsNot doneNot doneRCAMedical treatment
20PalpitationsAtrial flutterAkinesia in the anterior and apical walls, severe hypokinesia in the other LV walls, and left ventricular EF: 22.5%Stress-induced ischemia and a fixed low uptake in the anterior and apical wallsNot doneDoneProximal-mid LADCavotricuspid isthmus (CTI) ablation
21Sudden cardiac deathAsystole which could not be converted back to sinus rhythmMid RCARCADeath
22Exertional shortness of breathNot doneNot doneLCXLCXCABG+mitral valve repairUnremarkable 4-week follow-up
23Incidental [symptoms of acute ischemic stroke of embolic origin]Q waves in inferior leadsAkinesia in inferior and inferobasal walls, mild mitral regurgitation, and left ventricular EF: 40%Myocardial perfusion scintigraphy: inferior wall fixed hypoperfusion, infarct, and mild peri-infarct ischemiaNot doneNot doneRCARCAMedical treatmentUnremarkable 2-year follow-up
24Congestive heart failureNormalNormal left ventricular EFDoneNot doneLADMedical treatment
ACSRegional inferior wall motion abnormalityDoneNot doneDistal RCARCAPCI
Chest painInverted T waves on precordial and inferior leadsNADoneNot doneProximal RCALADPCIUnremarkable 1-year follow-up
25ACSST-segment elevation in the inferior leadsNormal LV wall motion, left ventricular EF: 59%Not doneNot doneProximal-mid RCARCACABG
26Chest painAtrial fibrillation in rhythm and Q wave in the inferior leadsLeft ventricular EF: 40%Not doneDoneRCARCAPCIUnremarkable 9-month follow-up. LVEF improved by 4% (44%)
27Chest painDoneDoneRCA
28Exertional shortness of breathRheumatic heart diseaseNot doneNot doneMiddistal RCALADCABG+mitral valve replacement
29ACSST-segment elevation in the anterior V1-V5 leadsAkinesia at anterior walls, left ventricular EF: 54%DoneNot doneLADLADPCIUnremarkable 4-year follow-up
30ACSIschemia in the inferior wallDoneNot doneRCARCAPCI
31Chest painNot doneNot doneLAD, LCX, RCALADPCIUnremarkable 3-year follow-up
32ACS [referred]DoneNot doneRCARCAPCI
33IncidentalNormalNormal LV systolic function, left ventricular EF: >55%, moderately severe pulmonary hypertension, and mild dilatation of the right atriumNot performedDoneDoneRCARCAPCIUnremarkable 3-month follow-up