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2.5mm sized nondominant artery with focal significant (70)% stenosis, distal to 1st rv branch;mixed wall plaque for length of 7mm rest of rca is normal?

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Depends: On symptoms . Stress testing with perfusion might be helful to help decide best course of acion. Speak with your cardiologist.

Dr Kaplan agreed

Answered 6/12/2014

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