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What Is To Be Done About Myocardial Bridging In An ECG Report?
Question: Dear Dr,
My uncle recently did ECG which showed T inversion in V1 to v6 and lead 1 , then he did Angiography (Report attached). Kindly suggest if we need to take any further action.
Thanks
My uncle recently did ECG which showed T inversion in V1 to v6 and lead 1 , then he did Angiography (Report attached). Kindly suggest if we need to take any further action.
Thanks
Brief Answer:
just medical management
Detailed Answer:
Hello Sir
I have carefully gone through the medical details and the angiography report attached by you and i would like to tell you that your uncle dont have any significant coronary artery disease which is a good thing.
what he has is myocardial bridging in which one of the aretry on the surface of the heart get entrapped upto some extent in the muscle of the heart and when it contract the blood flow decrease slightly which sometime causes symptoms similar to angina along with ecg changes.
This is simply managed by medicines active intervention is required. So just continue with the meds what your doctor has prescribed.
I hope this information will be helpful.
Kind Regards
Dr Bhanu Partap
just medical management
Detailed Answer:
Hello Sir
I have carefully gone through the medical details and the angiography report attached by you and i would like to tell you that your uncle dont have any significant coronary artery disease which is a good thing.
what he has is myocardial bridging in which one of the aretry on the surface of the heart get entrapped upto some extent in the muscle of the heart and when it contract the blood flow decrease slightly which sometime causes symptoms similar to angina along with ecg changes.
This is simply managed by medicines active intervention is required. So just continue with the meds what your doctor has prescribed.
I hope this information will be helpful.
Kind Regards
Dr Bhanu Partap
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