the Left iliac artery leading to 90-95% stenosis as well as at the main aorta thrombus ? 2. Is it ...report conclusion: The aorta shows atherosclerotic changes, more marked in the aortic arch ... View answer

What does it mean when there impression is left upper lobe mass contiguous to the left subclavian artery ,left main pulmonary and aorta ... View answer

: neuroendocrine tumor of duodenum with metastasis to common heptic artery lymphnode hypertension prolapsed aortic valve , dialated ascending aorta with LV dysfunction and they suggested the following... View answer

I had ct scan of abdominal aorta and iliobilatral femeral cutoff to view the arteries and legs of veins.they were unable to visalize the popeteal artery .the machine was broken and didn t tell ,e to hold my ... View answer

<50%stenosis) proximal basilar artery stenosis =70-80% please tell me can do aorta valve replacement ... ..she have.proximal basilar artery stenosis approx80% severe calcific aortic vale stenosis... View answer

what is the function of aorta? is it a vein or artery? ... View answer

I am a 66 year old male and had the following aorta dimensions: Proximal aorta: 1.9 x 2.3 cm Mid aorta: 2.2 x 2.2 cm,Distal aorta: 1.9 cm,Left common iliac: 1.0 cm,Right common iliac... View answer

My left main artery has a calcium score of 106. The left anterior descending artery has a calcium score of four. No additional coronary artery calcium is found. The ascending aorta is aneurysmal... View answer

I have been told that I have a blocked artery in the aorta arch. BP is false in reading of left arm so right arm to be used. Doc says take Aspirin as blood thinner and see him in six months. If artery ... View answer

impact and next steps: Anomalous origin of the left main artery from the right sinus of Valsalva in a separate ostium near the right coronary artery with a long inter arterial course between the aorta... View answer