Right sinus of Valsalva aneurysm

Farì, Giorgia; Pennacchia, Ilaria; Stigliano, Egidio; Oliva, Antonio; Carbone, Arnaldo; Arena, Vincenzo

doi:10.1016/j.carpath.2020.107209

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“…SVA is a rare anomaly, usually arising from the right coronary sinus (76.9%), that occurs due to a weakness in the aortic wall that forms part of the sinus causing dilatation and formation of a blind pocket 16 17. Congenital SVA is frequently associated with connective tissue disorders, such as Marfan syndrome 17. Clinical symptoms depend on direction and degree of rupture and dilation of the SVA, and can vary from asymptomatic to chestpain, dyspnoe and arrhythmia 16.…”

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Young adolescent with trisomy 13

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A young adolescent girl with trisomy 13 was admitted twice to the paediatric department: the first time because of haematocolpos due to uterus didelphys and unilateral transverse vaginal septum, and the second time because of heart failure due to ruptured sinus of Valsalva aneurysm. As a consequence of the historical early high mortality rate in trisomy 13, we are not aware of known complications in older patients. With better survival nowadays through childhood, we advise structural ultrasonographic cardiac and female genital screening in trisomy 13 patients reaching adolescent age.

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“…Acquired SVA are mainly the results of infective endocarditis (IE), syphilis, trauma, Behcet's disease (BD), atherosclerosis, cystic medionecrosis [7,8], or degenerative diseases, abuse of drugs or alcoholism [27]. In case 2, the aortic wall was seen to be significantly thickened with aortitis changes under surgery.…”

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Ruptured Sinus of Valsalva Aneurysm from Left Coronary Sinus with Different Causes

Kang¹,

Han²,

Zhang³

2022

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Objective: Analysis of three cases in which the clinical diagnosis was ruptured sinus of Valsalva aneurysm (RSVA) from left coronary sinus, combined with similar cases in the literature, to summarize the etiology of RSVA. Methods: Retrospective analysis of three cases of RSVA diagnosed in our hospital from 2009 to 2021. Their general condition, examination and treatment were analyzed, and the etiology of the sinus of Valsalva aneurysm (SVA) was summarized in relation to similar cases reported in the literature. Results: All three cases were diagnosed as RSVA from left coronary sinus with a clear etiology of congenital SVA, Behcet’s disease and infective endocarditis, respectively. They all underwent successful surgical treatment. In the literature, there were 12 cases of SVA from left coronary sinus of definite etiology, 10 of which ruptured. Conclusions: SVA from left coronary sinus is a rare disease with a complex etiology, and RSVA is one of the most serious complications of SVA. Exploring the etiology of SVA will help to prevent the serious complications of RSVA by targeting the etiology for treatment and timely surgical intervention.

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“…Los aneurismas del seno de Valsalva son una dilatación anormal de la raíz aórtica localizada entre la válvula aórtica y la unión sinotubular 1 . Esto ocurre debido a la debilidad de la lámina elástica en la unión de la capa aórtica media y el anillo fibroso.…”

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“…Los senos de Valsalva tienen la función de prevenir la oclusión del ostium coronario durante la sístole 1,2 Se ha reportado una incidencia del 0.09% en la población general, englobando hasta un 3.5% de las cardiopatías congénitas. Afectan principalmente al seno derecho, seguido del no coronariano y finalmente el seno izquierdo.…”

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Aneurisma gigante del seno de Valsalva en un paciente con malformaciones obstructivas izquierdas: reporte de caso y revisión de literatura

Hernández,

Sandoval,

Castrejon

et al. 2024

Rev. Car. Cien. Soc.

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Los aneurismas del seno de Valsalva (ASV) se producen por una debilidad en la pared aórtica a nivel de la íntima, provocando la dilatación y formación de una bolsa ciega en uno de los senos aórticos (habitualmente del derecho). Es una rara condición que puede ser congénita o adquirida; su ruptura puede condicionar manifestaciones clínicas severas e incluso la muerte. El ecocardiograma en sus diferentes modalidades juega un papel importante en el diagnóstico de los aneurismas del seno de Valsalva, con una sensibilidad mayor al 90% y puede revelar asociación con trombos, vegetaciones y aneurismas pequeños. Se presenta el caso de un paciente de 15 años con antecedente de estenosis aórtica severa y formación de un aneurisma gigante del seno de Valsalva derecho con trombos en su interior, clínicamente asintomático pero cursando con disfunción sistólica mediante ecocardiografía.

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Right sinus of Valsalva aneurysm

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Young adolescent with trisomy 13

Young adolescent with trisomy 13

Ruptured Sinus of Valsalva Aneurysm from Left Coronary Sinus with Different Causes

Aneurisma gigante del seno de Valsalva en un paciente con malformaciones obstructivas izquierdas: reporte de caso y revisión de literatura

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