EECP VS BIPASS

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EECP VS BIPASS

Asked for Male, 35 Years

Adding more information to my earlier query that my dad does not have any bp or diabetes. But he has got heavy calcifiation in his angiography reports.

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Dr. Rajni Sharma Cardiologist 22 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rajni Sharma

Cardiologist 22 yrs exp Delhi

Heavy calcification could be there but if this is causing significant narrowing of coronary lumen should be dealt either angioplasty or bypass, need to consult with angiography CD

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