Table 1. Demographic data and clinical manifestations at the time of total occlusion of right coronary artery

Patients Number	Sex	Age on Kawasaki disease	Age on RCA total occlusion (years)	LCA status on RCA total occlusion	Symptoms	ECG	SPECT	Treadmill test	Echocardiography	Follow up duration after KD	Follow up duration after RCA total occlusion
1	M	1.8	4.1	LMCA, LAD, LCx - intact	None	No ischemic finding	No significant perfusion defect	Not done	No regional WML	15.8	13.5
2	M	5.5	9.7	LMCA, LAD, LCx - intact	Chest pain on exercise	No ischemic finding	Not done	No ischemic finding	No regional WML	11.6	7.4
3	M	5.3	11.0	LMCA, LAD - giant aneurysm, LCx - intact	None	No ischemic finding	Reversible perfusion decreased	No ischemic finding	No regional WML	12.9	7.2
4	M	8.5	10.2	LMCA - intact, LCx - intact, LAD - giant aneurysm	Mild chest pain	No ischemic finding	Not done	No ischemic finding	No regional WML, Lt. inferior Wall subendocardial hyper-echogenicity	12.9	11.1
5	M	4.6	9.2	LMCA - giant aneurysm, LAD, LCx - mild	Mild chest pain in exercise	No ischemic finding	Not done	No ischemic finding	No regional WML	7.3	2.8
6	F	8.5	9.9	LMCA - mild dilatation, LAD, LCx - giant	None	No ischemic finding	Not done	No ischemic finding	No regional WML	2.4	1.0
7	F	1.3	1.8	LMCA, LAD, LCx - giant aneurysm	None	No ischemic finding	Not done	Not done	No regional WML	1.5	1.0

RCA: right coronary artery; LCA: left coronary artery; ECG: electrocardiogram; SPECT: single-proton emission computed tomography; KD: Kawasaki disease; LMCA: left main coronary artery; LAD: left anterior descending artery; LCx: left circumflex artery; WML: wall motion limitation.