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My mom is suffering from 100% stenosis at s! s2 (racepinephrine) in left anterior descending in heart with d1 showing 40-50% st. what does this mean?
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Occlusion: Your mother's LAD is occluded (= 100% stenosis) between the first and second septal peforators. Her D1 (first diagonal) disease is non-obstructive (=not a problem). Her outlook depends on her LV function, wall motion/LV aneurysm?, ejection fraction, collaterals, and presence or absence of congestive heart failure as well as the condition of her left circumflex and right coronary arteries.
Answered 10/7/2014
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