Proximal lad 70% and cx 80% with rca54%

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Tvd with diabetes best treatment to go cabg or stunt?? Plz help me out of this sir... My dad got mi we went for thrombolysis and angiogram we came to know he is diabetic also with tvd best treatment for him to go for cabg or stunt

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Dr. Subrata Lahiri Cardiologist 28 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Subrata Lahiri

Cardiologist 28 yrs exp Delhi

It is stent and not stunt . It will depend on many factors such as LVEF or heart function ' length of the blockage etc . Unless one see the CD it is difficult to comment. If stenting can be done easily, heart function is normal, diabetes is well controlled, blockages are short segment despite TVd stenting can be done. Or else bypass surgery

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