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What Does My Ct-angiography Mean?

sir, my bypass operation was done on 5th march 2009, but i am again in trouble doctors recommended me foe ct-angiography which was done on 6th jan.2011 and result is as under. 1,severnativethree vessel cornory artery disease. 2, patent SVGtoobtuse marginal branch.3.stump oh a blocked SVG seen.4 fair LVsystolicfunction. sir pl. help me and tell me about my treatment, thanks

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1.The report suggest there is coronary artery pathology - probably plaques or thickened intima media.
2.SVC - seen blocked venous channel - likely thrombus formation.
3.Left ventricle systolic dysfunction - its echo finding / ECG - not found in angiogram.
4.In this case underlying medical conditions are treated initially - as they will be the causative. Like hypertensive, diabetes, any vascular pathologies.
5.And at the same time any vascular intervention for the removal of the obstruction - depends on the age and condition of the patient.

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What Does My Ct-angiography Mean?

Welcome to health care magic. 1.The report suggest there is coronary artery pathology - probably plaques or thickened intima media. 2.SVC - seen blocked venous channel - likely thrombus formation. 3.Left ventricle systolic dysfunction - its echo finding / ECG - not found in angiogram. 4.In this case underlying medical conditions are treated initially - as they will be the causative. Like hypertensive, diabetes, any vascular pathologies. 5.And at the same time any vascular intervention for the removal of the obstruction - depends on the age and condition of the patient. Good luck. Hope i have answered your query, any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask. http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888