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Mild ischemia in the apico septal and distal septal wall what treatment is available for it. thanks?
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The treatment of: coronary artery disease takes many different forms including medications, intervention (angioplasty and stenting) and open heart surgery. It depends on your clinical condition and many other things. This should be discussed with your health care professional who has all of the information available to make the best recommendations for you.
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