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99% stenosis of the left anterior descending (LAD) artery just below the site of its anastomosis with the internal mammary artery (arrow) - CRA 30
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The LAD was amputated in the medial segment and there was 99% stenosis of the LAD located just below the site of its anastomosis with LIMA with impaired flow of contrast medium to the peripheries of the vessel (TIMI II) - Figures 1 and 2.
Angiogram of the native left anterior descending artery after contrast injection to the left main stem - the vessel is amputated in the medial segment above the site of anastomosis with LIMA (arrow) - CRA 30, RAO 30
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The LAD was amputated in the medial segment and there was 99% stenosis of the LAD located just below the site of its anastomosis with LIMA with impaired flow of contrast medium to the peripheries of the vessel (TIMI II) - Figures 1 and 2.
Left anterior descending artery after angioplasty with DES implantation (arrow) filled with contrast medium injected through the left internal mammary artery - CRA 30
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There was a very good angiographic result with improvement of the blood flow to the LAD and through the network of collateral circulation to the diagonal branch and the right coronary artery (Figures 3 and 4).
Left anterior descending artery after angioplasty with DES implantation filled with contrast medium injected through the left internal mammary artery - LAO 90
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There was a very good angiographic result with improvement of the blood flow to the LAD and through the network of collateral circulation to the diagonal branch and the right coronary artery (Figures 3 and 4).