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ECG showing negative T waves of epicardial ischemia of anterior topography
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Rest ECG recorded a sinus rhythm at 50, with negative T waves of epicardial ischaemia in the anterior leads (Figure 1).
Left anterior oblique 30 View showing an ectopic connection of the left coronary artery with the right coronary artery
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The JR4 6F catheter selectively opacified the right coronary artery that was moderately atheromatous without significant stenosis and then selectively opacified the left ectopic network that originates from the anterior right sinus (Figure 2).
Significant stenosis (70-90%) of the middle segment of the left anterior descending artery
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A middle sized left anterior descending artery had a significant 70-90% stenosis (culprit lesion) (Figure 3).
Angioplasty with placement of a 2.75 x 18mm active stent
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An angioplasty (Figure 4) with placement of a 2.75x 18mm active stent was performed successfully (Figure 5).
ECG showing negative T waves of epicardial ischemia of anterior topography
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An angioplasty (Figure 4) with placement of a 2.75x 18mm active stent was performed successfully (Figure 5).