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How does calcified plaques in coronary arteries be treated?

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Dr. Michael Miller answered

Specializes in Wound care

Presence vs effect: Calcified plaque occurs when the cholesterol buildup of your arteries becomes calcified, a natural process. Treatment occurs when the narrowing either results in or is likely to result in problems like chest pains or a heart attack. It is impossible to treat widespread disease but for specific areas of narrowing or blockage, balloons, lasers, and other treatments are used.

Answered 11/19/2019

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