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Two vessel coronary artery disease
LEFT MAIN:
- 20% stenosis in distal left main.
LEFT ANTERIOR DESCENDING ARTERY:
- 90% stenosis in proximal LAD
- 60% stenosis in mid LAD
- Distal LAD is normal
- 40% stenosis in diagonal
CIRCUMFLEX & OM:
- LCX and OMs are normal
RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY:
- 90% eccentric stenosis in distal RCA
- Rest of the RCA are normal
- PDA is normal
- Minimal disease in PLV
What shall be done? Please help
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We can do Angioplasty of both LAD and RCA using minimum 2 stents under Intravascular ultrasound guidance . You can avoid a bypass in this case
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