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Wht does ths mean triple vessel coronary artery disease needs clinical corelation & furthr evaluation with conventional angiography?no heart atack yet
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All areas affected: The three vessels are the right side, the left anterior descending which is in front, and the left circumflex which is in the back and left side. Three vessel disease so is just all three major areas of blood distribution are affected. Clinical correlation refers to injecting dye into the arteries directly taking pictures and actually seeing how much blockage there is in the arteries
Answered 4/14/2015
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