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57 male: is coronary artery disease successful with medical treatment without any angioplasty?
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Possibly, but key item is the potency of coronary vessels, such as LAD. If there is substantial stenosis, a stent may be an option. A cardiologist can help decision making.
Answered 9/3/2022
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