I was driving a minivan on the interstate when a sedan crossed the median. We T-boned it. I "Walked away" with bruises on my left shoulder and severe pain the length of my sternum (My wife severely injured her knees which resulted in bilateral knee replacement). After transport to the emergency room I was basically ignored in favor of my wife's injuries. The Sternal pain persisted for about 4 months. Also after about 4 month I began to exhibit ischemia symptom (had difficulty completing my usual 2 mile morning run). The symptoms increased over the next couple months until I could not move faster that a brisk walk. Medical evaluations included a pulmonary function test (fully normal), then a stress echo (9 1/2 minutes, Max HR of 122) (Note: about a yea and a half before the accident I underwent a stress echo for an FAA physical - 14 min 36 Sec. Max hr 174 at age 63), then and angiogram which led to imediate CABGX4 (I was told 90% blockage of the anterior arteries). I have had a great recovery and can reach a HR of over 160 on my treadmill at home (now age 72). Please comment on the hypothesis that the Coronary artery blockage could be the result of injury to the artery walls/lining from processes that were initiated/accelerated by forces of the accident. Note: For me this is an open insurance claim.