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Right Vain Of Heart Blocked By 90%, Ingeoplastic Is Nessecary Or Not ?

right vain of heart blocked by 90%, ingeoplastic is nessecary or not .? right vain of heart blocked by 90%, ingeoplastic is nessecary or not .?
Wed, 16 Dec 2009
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No, no no.. The VEINS (Not vains) are not blocked, the right coronary artery is Angioplasty (Not ingeoplastic) would be possible if it is a narrow (discrete)and not a too long(diffuse) block, if the artery is large enough and if the patient had enough symptoms or a positive stress test to warrant it.. Even a 100% block is angioplastiable, at times Multiple,long diffuse blocks with poor vessel sizes, usually go for a bypass The hearts veins seldom block Should it be done? It depends on the situation, if a heart attack is ongoing(primary angioplasty), YES If not, maybe Ask your doc
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Right Vain Of Heart Blocked By 90%, Ingeoplastic Is Nessecary Or Not ?

No, no no.. The VEINS (Not vains) are not blocked, the right coronary artery is Angioplasty (Not ingeoplastic) would be possible if it is a narrow (discrete)and not a too long(diffuse) block, if the artery is large enough and if the patient had enough symptoms or a positive stress test to warrant it.. Even a 100% block is angioplastiable, at times Multiple,long diffuse blocks with poor vessel sizes, usually go for a bypass The hearts veins seldom block Should it be done? It depends on the situation, if a heart attack is ongoing(primary angioplasty), YES If not, maybe Ask your doc