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Fig. 7A —Distal dominant right coronary artery variation on axial
projections. CS = coronary sinus, LV = left ventricle, MCV = middle cardiac
vein, PDA = posterior descending artery, PLB = posterior lateral branch, PLV =
posterolateral vein, RA = right atrium, RCA = right coronary artery, RV =
right ventricle. Axial 10-mm maximum-intensity-projection (MIP) image in
51-year-old man shows typical tortuous course of posterior descending artery
as it arises from distal right coronary artery. Posterior descending artery
travels in inferior interventricular groove along side middle cardiac vein.
Posterior lateral branch continues along distal coronary sinus to supply
inferior wall.
