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Ccta report: what does small/large indicate: drca: small, normal r-pda:small patent r-plb:small patent dlad: normal d1:small, normal d2: small, patent om1: large, normal. mid/distal lcx (lcx): small, patent? does small = hypoplasia?
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The "CCTA report" (assuming what is presented was the complete report) refers to a normal variant of the diameter of the coronary vessels of the heart, and as long as the word "patent" appears (open without obstruction), the report is essentially normal.
Answered 6/27/2022
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