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The Bridge of Disconnect: An Angiographic and Cadaveric Study of Myocardial Bridges and an Overview of Its Embryology.
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The heart muscle fibres of invertebrates and Pisces are nourished by the blood within them. In all other species, coronary arteries (CA) are the vasa vasora of the heart, nourishing its musculature. Proper coronary circulation is therefore crucial for sustaining the body. The present study comprised two entities, radio angiography and cadaveric heart dissection. For the radio angiographic study, 3,467 coronary angiograms performed between January 2022 and March 2025 were retrieved from the archives of the Department of Cardiology, Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi, India. In the cadaveric study, we used 70 hearts from the soft tissue receptacle of the Department of Anatomy, Amrita School of Medicine. Meticulous dissection was carried out on the CA, and the tunnels were verified independently by the authors working in groups to avoid subjective bias. A total of 46 (1.33%) myocardial bridges (MB) were identified in the radio angiographic study, and 21 (30%) in the dissection study. They were all in the left anterior descending artery. We have addressed the development of CA and explored possible mechanisms for the formation of MB.
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