Sir my mom have unstable angina.after angiogram the reports are following:-
LMCA : very long left main.mild shaft shows 50% stenosis.distal left main shows 99% stenosis extending into LCX and LAD.
LAD: Ostial LAD shows 99% stenosis LAD is totally occluded after D2 origin,which is fills retrogradely from RCA.
LCX: LCX ostial 99% stenosis.
RCA : minor plaque in mild RCA.99% stenosis in proximal part of PLV branch with TIMI-ll flow.Distal part of PDA shows 70% stenosis.
Final diagnosis :left main with severe triple vessel coronary artery disease.
Recommendation : early CABG.
Sir is there any option which avoid CABG .
Can we do angioplasty???
Plz help sir.
My uncle had a heart attack, and when done a coronary angiogram and the cathdiagnosis says as CAG triple
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