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Ct coronary angiography shows narrowing of ostium of ramus 50-60% and lad 30-40% , lca 20-30%. suggest further investigation and treatment?
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Next step will be: To correlate those results with your clinics. Are you having any symptoms of chest pain? During exercise? A nuclear stress test vs echocardiogram stress test and possibly a cardiac catheterization next possibilities for further assessment. Depending of your symptoms and the above results, the decision for medical management vs revascularization procedure will be next. Talk to your cardiologist.
Answered 10/5/2013
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