Hi, I am 49 and I recently had a MI three weeks ago (LAD) this is what they have told me.. now have a medium size thrombus present at the apical wall.. my blood pressuer is 105/65,, pulse is 86.. how ... View answer

findings are Plaques in the distal LMCA extending on tp LAD. LAD: 70% OSTIAL lesion. Rest of the LAD ... Diagnosis: Significant LAD Ostial Stenosis ... View answer

shortness of breadth that I never had before. Results are a "severe perfusion of the apical septal segment, apical anterior segment and apex" and "moderate perfusion defect in anterior wall, anterior septum ... View answer

are apical lung densities a sure sign of tuberculosis ,or can it be asthma related? ... View answer

What does moderately impaired apical akinesia, mild aortic stenosis mean.? Angiogram revealed normal coronary arteries. ... View answer

my father s angiogram report: LMCA :Normal LAD: Proximal and Mid Lad Mild Luminal Irregularity. Apical and LAD Diffuse Disease. LCX: Non Dominant. Proximal LCX Normal. Major OM in the middle 50%... View answer

-lad (xience v 3.0*28mm).....n ptca+stenting to -lad(xience v 2.75*12mm).now he is at home.lastnight 14 ... mistake.within 2days 2 surgeris okay for patient.ecg n colordoppler at 9th april showshypokinetic lv... View answer

cardiac cath and was diagnosed with a myocardial bridge and 40%LAD . Recently I ad another nuclear stress ... anterior apical defect consistent with mild ischemia. TID of 1.2 which is borderline abnormal.... View answer

: LMCA-Nor.; LAD-40% Ostial Segment Stenosis & 90% mid Segment Stenosis; D2-80% Ostial Segment Stenosis ...): PTCA / Stent (XIENCE Vascular) to LAD + Inj. Faximab with good end results & no residue stenosis... View answer

evidence for reversible perfusion defects. There is a moderately large fixed apical defect. Polar map ... approximately 40 minutes following Lexiscan infusion is 69%. Visual analysis reveals apical... View answer