access_time published 09.08.2017
An angiographic peculiarity that may cause confusion
Andreas Yiangou Andreou
Coronary angiography
An angiographic peculiarity that may cause confusion
09.08.2017
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You will find the full text of the article here: Coronary vein visualisation during primary percutaneous coronary intervention
Video 1: Initial RCA angiogram displaying total occlusion in the mid segment and a faintly visualized vessel at the area of the acute margin of the heart that was initially considered to be the distal RCA being collateralized from the RVB.
Video 2: Angiography during PCI on the RCA. The guide wire is seen in the distal RCA outside the faintly visualized vessel which is now more clearly visualized together with its draining point thereby qualifying for a coronary vein.
Video 3: Angiography during PCI on the RCA. The vessel recognized as a coronary vein and its drainage point is clearly visible.
Video 4: Final RCA angiogram after stenting without any evidence of the previously seen coronary vein.
Andreas Yiangou Andreou
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