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18-09-06
Hi everyone out there,
I've recently had an angiogram(cardio catherisation) and the results contain some very strange terms. Can anyone help me to understand them?
Paul Hughes
19-09-06
Thanks for the interest shown. Here is a list of the bits I'm struggling with.
1-a dilated left ventricle with poor function, overall ejection fraction of about 30% and extensive apical akinesis.
2-toally occluded circumflex with some retrograde filling of the distal marginal branch.
3-The LAD itself was free of any significant disease in the main vessel but there was a lesion in the mid vessel and stenoses affecting the diagonal artery and intermediate arteries.
4-In the LAD there was also distal disease.
5-The right coronary was occluded and there was filling of the distal vessel via the collaterals from the septum.
6-he appears to have an atrial septal defect with a left to right shunt of 1.4:1. The right heart catheters passed easily into the left atrium.
That's it. Please help if you can.
Paul Hughes
Hi everyone out there,
I've recently had an angiogram(cardio catherisation) and the results contain some very strange terms. Can anyone help me to understand them?
Paul Hughes
19-09-06
Thanks for the interest shown. Here is a list of the bits I'm struggling with.
1-a dilated left ventricle with poor function, overall ejection fraction of about 30% and extensive apical akinesis.
2-toally occluded circumflex with some retrograde filling of the distal marginal branch.
3-The LAD itself was free of any significant disease in the main vessel but there was a lesion in the mid vessel and stenoses affecting the diagonal artery and intermediate arteries.
4-In the LAD there was also distal disease.
5-The right coronary was occluded and there was filling of the distal vessel via the collaterals from the septum.
6-he appears to have an atrial septal defect with a left to right shunt of 1.4:1. The right heart catheters passed easily into the left atrium.
That's it. Please help if you can.
Paul Hughes