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Suggested For Bypass Surgery Post An Angiogram. How Much Time Gap Required For Next Angiogram?
sir, TO my grand mother (age... 70) done angiogram test at 1 month back. doctor sugest that better to go for bipass surgeory . but surgeon say again go for angiogram. sir please tell me how much time gap require between one angogram test to other test. please give reply as early as possibe. I am waiting for ur answer
Hello Aditya Kiran and thanks for writing in at HCM
I am jr. to Cardiologist and like to help you out. You have not written whether you have done CT angiography or Through femoral or radial angiography. In CT angiography distal arteries are not clearly visible, so it is difficult for surgeon to perform surgery.
For CABG (Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting) it is very important to know the site of lesion and how's the distal arteries are so that the graft work properly and no complication occur.
In one month their are not much changes that occur unless it 99% stenosis. So it the surgeon who decide better that which angiogram is best for surgery to be performed.
Best Wishes
Dr. Dinesh Kumar Bhatia
Health Care Magic
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Suggested For Bypass Surgery Post An Angiogram. How Much Time Gap Required For Next Angiogram?
Hello Aditya Kiran and thanks for writing in at HCM I am jr. to Cardiologist and like to help you out. You have not written whether you have done CT angiography or Through femoral or radial angiography. In CT angiography distal arteries are not clearly visible, so it is difficult for surgeon to perform surgery. For CABG (Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting) it is very important to know the site of lesion and how s the distal arteries are so that the graft work properly and no complication occur. In one month their are not much changes that occur unless it 99% stenosis. So it the surgeon who decide better that which angiogram is best for surgery to be performed. Best Wishes Dr. Dinesh Kumar Bhatia Health Care Magic