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Chest Pain. Angiogram Shows Triple Vessel Disease. Have Blockages. On Medicines. Treatment?
i am a doctor ( oncologist ). on 4.2.13 i admitted on hospital with chest pain. angiogram show tripple vessel disease. RCA proximally 100% block, LAD mid segment 70-80% block, LCX proximmaly and distally 70-80% block. i have no DM, no HTN, no family h/o, i am non smoker, my ECG is normal, Echo normal with EF 62%, lipid profile normal except HDL 27 mg/dl, all other investigations are normal, i have no any other disease, my age is 48yrs. i am on tab aspirin with clopidrogil, tab atrovastatin 40mg, tab vasterel mr 35mg, tab nebivolol 2.5 mg, now i have no chest pain or any other complain. what is the best treatment for me. with thanks Dr. Nizamul Haque from Bangladesh
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hi,
for you it suggests CABG is the preferred , as RCA proximal total occlusion and LCX two lesions and LAD lesion. it needs multiple stents (i.e At least 4) , and RCA lesion my be Chronic total occlusion , so angioplasty success rate may be low.
for you it suggests CABG is the preferred , as RCA proximal total occlusion and LCX two lesions and LAD lesion. it needs multiple stents (i.e At least 4) , and RCA lesion my be Chronic total occlusion , so angioplasty success rate may be low.
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Hello, thank you for your query. From your description it's apparent that you have got four significant blocks at three major arteries of the heart. Significant means more than 70% obstruction. I personally think CABG is the best option as PCI with stenting won't be sufficient you know that.You have got indications for CABG. GOD helps you.
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