Table 1 Summary of the main reported cases of Buerger’s disease with coronary involvement
Author | Age | Sex | Smoke | CAD presentation forms | Vessel | CAG finding | Treatment | Diagnosis | Prognosis | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Rey et al. | 30 | Male | Yes | STEMI | LAD | Thrombotic subocclusion | PCI | Cocaine-associated thromboangiitis obliterans | The cardiac rehabilitation was uneventful. | [5] |
Tekin et al. | 45 | Male | Yes | STEMI | LAD | Coronary dissection | CABG | Buerger’s disease | The patient was discharged five days post-surgery. | [6] |
Tamura et al. | 44 | Male | Yes | Q wave in ECG | RCA | Corkscrew appearance | / | Buerger’s disease | Not mentioned. | [7] |
Hsu et al. | 32 | Male | Yes | STEMI | LAD | Thrombus | Thrombus aspiration and stent implantation | Buerger’s disease | Discharged 5 days after coronary intervention. | [8] |
Kim et al. | 29 | Male | Yes | STEMI | LAD | Partial segmental occlusion | Conservative managment | Buerger’s disease | The patient was discharged on the 17th day with no recurrence of chest pain. | [9] |
Abe et al. | 25 | Male | Not mentioned | CCS | LAD | CTO |  | Buerger’s disease | Not mentioned. | [10] |
Donatelli et al. | 39 | Female | No | Unstable angina | LAD + RCA | Severe left main disease and critical stenoses of the right coronary artery | CABG | Buerger’s disease | At 8 months’ follow-up the patient was doing well and was free of recurrent angina. | [11] |
OHNO et al. | 32 | Male | Yes | STEMI | LAD + RCA | Thrombus | Urokinase | Buerger’s disease | Not mentioned. | [12] |
Becit et al. | 36 | Male | Yes | AMI | LAD + RCA | CTO | CABG | Buerger’s disease | Seven months post-operation, he was readmitted with chest pain, and angiography showed occlusion of the aorta-LAD bypass graft. | [13] |
Akyuz et al. | 43 | Male | Yes | STEMI | LAD + RCA | Total occlusion | Thrombus aspiration and PTCA | Buerger’s disease | Discharged with NYHA II functional capacity, fully recovered from hemiplegia, partially from hemianopsia. | [14] |
Hong et al. | 61 | Male | Yes | Myocardial perfusion scan was performed that demonstrated reversible ischemia | D1 + LCX + RCA | Multiple, sequential, in-traluminal filling defects | Conservative managment | Buerger’s disease | Two weeks later, the patient underwent left carotid endarterectomy without complications. | [4] |