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Coronary artery bypass

2017-07-31 04:40:26
55/Male. 2dEcho normal with 65% EF. Angio shows 3 blocks. 50% on LM at entrance, 90% in LAD ostial and 70% in LCX OM1. I'm asymptomatic - no palpitation, no angina, no shortness of breath. I climb 15 floors everyday without any discomfort.
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Hello...Although you are asymptomatic, Ur Angio report is suggestive of LM disease with ostial LAD lesions which are prone for sudden massive heart attack/ decompensation. So CABG (Bypass surgery) without delay is appropriate line of management.
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You may consult me at MGM hospital vashi on Wednesday / Saturday 5-6pm.
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Avoid excessive / strenuous physical activity.

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