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Coronary angiography via transradial access revealed severe multi-vessel disease: left anterior descending artery (LAD) with tubular 80% stenosis in mid-vessel (Figure 1), left circumflex with 100% occlusion after a small obtuse marginal branch with faint left-to-left collaterals, and right coronary artery with 100% mid-vessel occlusion after an acute marginal branch and collateralized by LAD septals. from Cath Lab Digest. Transradial
The following case is the third in a series of transradial-focused reports directed by section editor Dr. Samir Pancholy. This case series is supported by an educational grant from Medtronic. Transradial Series from Cath Lab Digest. Chronic Total Occlusion Transradial
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A 68-year-old male with diabetes, morbid obesity (BMI-41), hypertension and dyslipidemia presented for an initial cardiovascular evaluation. His other medical history was pertinent for severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and prior tobacco abuse. He had an episode of moderate chest discomfort two weeks prior to his visit. EKG showed a right bundle branch block with mild T wave inversions. The patient’s medications included insulin, lisinopril, rosuvastatin and multiple inhalers. from Cath Lab Digest.
iFR assesses whether a stenosis is causing a limitation of blood flow in coronary arteries with subsequent ischemia without the requirement of running adenosine. Technology Pulse from Cath Lab Digest. Fractional flow reserve (FFR) Physiologic assessment
Here we report an unusual case of the left anterior descending artery continuing as the posterior descending artery beyond the crux in the presence of diminutive right coronary artery. from Cath Lab Digest.
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Cardiologists disagree on whether electrocardiograms should be used to screen student athletes for a rare heart condition that can cause them to die suddenly and without warning.
We do transradial approach as the default approach for all STEMIs, regardless of age or sex. There are, however, a few things to consider when doing transradial PCI in the elderly. The following is a complex STEMI case performed in an octagenarian. from Cath Lab Digest.
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A Q&A column for those new to the cath lab Questions are answered by: Todd Ginapp, EMT-P, RCIS, FSICP Todd is the Cardiology Manager for Memorial Hermann Southeast in Houston, Texas. He also teaches an online RCIS Review course for Spokane Community College, in Spokane, Washington, and regularly presents with RCIS Review Courses. I have attended 2 formal 12-lead ECG interpretation classes over the last 3 years, but I can’t seem to remember everything. How can I apply this information to my job? — RCIS Review Online student I understand your concern. When I firs Ask the Clinical Instructor from Cath Lab Digest.
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