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Angiography report interpretation

2020-09-27 15:47:39
Hi doc my father recently did an angiography can you please let us known his present condition and if medication can help him to remain stable for few more years
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Though he will require medications to remain stable, bypass surgery is best for pts with left main plus triple vessel disease. Final opinion can be given only after seeing angiography CD.

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Hi, as per the angiogram report he has block in all the three major coronary arteries and left main coronary artery. Bye pass surgery is the best treatment option.

Answered2020-09-27 19:21:00

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