Introduction
Coronary artery anomalies are uncommon, arising in approximately 0.1-5%
of the population, depending on series.1 While some
variations may be associated with increased risk of ischemic events or
sudden death, others may be benign findings which do not pose additional
risk nor warrant treatment. Even less described is the usage of donor
hearts with anomalous coronary anatomy for transplantation. In this
article, we present a case of successful utilization of a donor graft
with a single coronary artery for transplantation.