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World J Cardiol. Sep 26, 2013; 5(9): 329-336
Published online Sep 26, 2013. doi: 10.4330/wjc.v5.i9.329
Table 3 Fistula characteristics in congenital and acquired coronary-cameral fistulas in adults
Congenital CCFs (0.07%)[1] Acquired CCFs
Latrogenic CCFsAccidental CCFs

Solitary Macro CCFs (large1.5 mm)
Solitary Macro CCFs (small1.5 mm)
Multiple Micro MMFs
Post-SM
Post-EMB
Post-pacing
Blunt or sharp chest trauma
Prevalence/incidence0.03%[1]0.04%[1]0.09%[1]19%-23%[5,56]2.8%-23.2%[57-60]UnknownUnknown
Fistula characteristics
OriginProximal segment of coronary arteriesDistal segment of coronary arteriesSeptal perforatorRCA>LAD> CxLCARCA or LAD
TerminationAny cardiac chamberLV > RVLVRVAny cardiac chamberRV or LV
ManagementCMM/SL/PTECMM (100%)SC (78%)/CMM 11%SC (27%)CMM/SCSurgical repair (100%)
Incidentally ICDPTE 11%