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"Surgical treatment aims to prevent coronary steal and restore the normal anatomic origin of the RCA 1. The RCA origin can either be re-implanted onto the aorta or ligated then bypassed with an arterial or venous graft. The surgery is often performed with cardiopulmonary bypass."

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"Surgical treatment aims to prevent coronary steal and restore the normal anatomic origin of the RCA 1. The RCA origin can either be re-implanted onto the aorta or ligated then bypassed with an arterial or venous graft. The surgery is often performed with cardiopulmonary bypass."

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"This abnormality only accounts for less than 0.1% of all congenital cardiac anomalies 1 and is up to four times less prevalent than anomalous left coronary artery from the pulmonary artery (ALCAPA). There is a slight male predominance."

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