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No any pain, weakness filling_walking
Sir, As per My Angiography report:
LMCA : Normal
LDA: CTO at Proximal segment
Rest of the LDA and diagonals are being filled up retrogradely through collaterals from right system.
LCX: Non-dominant, small vessel . diffusely diseased.
Ramus Intermedius: Small vessel , no abnormalities detected.
RCA: Large , dominant vessel. There is a long segment 80% lesion at mid PDA.RCA is supplying LDA rectogradely.
Imp: CTO at Proximal LDA. 60% lesion at mid RCA ,80% lesion at mid PDA.
advice me what to do.
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You need to consult a cardiac surgeon with the angiogram report and the CD
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