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Partial thickness mi (viable) involving basal segments of inferior and inferoseptal walls showing residual ischemia. tell me its treatment?
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Seek 2 opinions: One option might be by a cardiologist treating medically to thin the blood and prevent clots. They also might stretch open the blocked artery with angioplasty. 2nd opinion is valuable from a chest surgeon- to see if you might benefit from surgical bypass to bring new blood flow to the locations at risk.
Answered 5/30/2017
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