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Distal Rca Stenosis
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MD I HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH 50 TO 6O PERCENT BLOCKAGE OF LEFT MAIN WHICH IS PATENT WITH DISTAL ... STENOSIS I ALSO HAVE AAA ABOUT 40MM WHAT WOULD THE PROCEDURES BE HOW MANY BYPASSES WOULD I NEED WOULD THE ... View answer
MD ECCENTRIC 60-70% STENOSIS distal cx normal CX-PDA HAS A DISCRETE ECCENTRIC PROXIMAL 50% STENOSIS RCA CO ... distal LAD having discrete 70% stenosis after 2nd diagonal Diagonal and... View answer
MD narrowing, maximum % of stenosis in distal external iliac artery being 25 to 30%. Proximal and mid superficial femoral artery shows multiple foci of narrowing, maximum % of stenosis being 50 60%.... View answer
MD normal with distal trifurcation. LAD is a type III vessel with proximal long segment bifurcation with Diagonal - 70%-80% stenosis. Mid and distal LAD and the septal perforators are normal. The... View answer
MD anatomical location The left main had an ostial 50-60% stenosis with a 30% distal stenosis before bifurcating ...-80% ostial stenosis. The RCA is dominant and has multiple luminal... View answer
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MD Bypass done nine years ago,cardiac cath this week shows proximal left main 100%stenosis,graft to mid lad 100%stenosis at distal anastomois,graft to RPDA 100%STENOSIS AT PROXIMAL ANASTOMOSIS,NO... View answer
MD plaqueing. Mid RCA has 70-80% stenosis. distal RCA 100 occluded. PDA and PLB are seen filling through ... astride D1 has 30% stenosis . distal LAD is normal, D1 has mild disease... View answer
MD 1. LMCA - Normal, 2.LAD- Mid Segment 90% long segment stenosis, Distal another tight lesion graftable.3.LCX- Proximal 70% stenosis, Mid Segment 70% stenosis after OM1. 4. RCA-Dominet,... View answer
MD distal right vertebral artery at distal C5-C6 level. There is mild luminal narrowing at the origin of the left internal carotid artery (less than 50% diameter stenosis). There is calcific plaque mixed... View answer
MD With a high-grade atheroma at the origin of the celiac axis, estimated stenosis at 90%, and distal ..., and its more distal branches appear well-perfused, so would this necessarily require surgery? ... View answer