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Do i still need a coronary angiogram if my cta scan and cardiac mri show no blockage and normal stress test? my cardiologist said i still might need a coronary angiography just to make sure?
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I have no idea what kind of problem you are having. Discuss why they think you need one at your age. Was CT scan for calcium. If none I would think you do not need one,but have not seen the CT.
Answered 3/24/2023
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