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Sinoatrial Nodal Artery Fistula to Bronchial Arteries Originating From the Right Coronary Artery in the Setting of Chronic Bronchiectasis and Coronary Artery Disease

Richard Casazza, MAS, RT(R)(CI); Bilal Malik, MD; Habib Hymie Chera, MD; Enrico Montagna RT(R)(CI); Nailun Chang, MD; Asiya Batool, MBBS; Maryann Ruggierio, MD

03/04/2024
Video. Sinoatrial nodal branch to bronchial artery fistula.

 

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