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This is another LAO set of angiographic images showing the appearance of the right coronary at the completion of the procedure. The vessel shows much better flow and appears more normal in diameter and contour. |
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Spine is on the right side of the image (patient's LEFT) so this is an LAO projection. The vessel injected on the previous page was the right coronary, which appeared irregular and narrowed in several places. This video shows an angioplasty baloon dilated in the region of one of the areas of stenosis. |
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