[Coronary supply type, coronary artery sclerosis and localization of ischemic damage of the myocardium].

Among 46 hearts with coronary sclerosis and (for the most part) concurrent ischemic myocardial damage a right-sided blood supply system was most often observed. This was a particularly unfavourable combination in the presence of coronary sclerosis affecting the left side of the heart vasculature and was often associated with ischemic changes to the left anterior cardiac wall. The intermediate type of blood supply system appeared optimal and was least often associated with ischemic myocardial damage.