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Cardiology
LMA normal
LADA type III and mid 100% stanosis after D1
RCA proximal 100% stanosis
Seeking opinion for further treatment.
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Hi. In such cases both angioplasty and bypass are possible. But the final decision can only be given after examining the patient, assessing other reports (like echocardiography etc.) and most importantly viewing the images/videos in the angiography CD. So please meet a cardiologist as early as possible and get all this done to finalize the further plan of action. Thanks. Hope this helps.
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Need to see CD. If angiogram report is correct, Cabg is first option
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Anand Nadkarni
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Will need to see Angiography and other reports. If you are in Pune you can come to my clinic
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