Angiography Reports

[nidafahad]

Hi,

Attached are my uncle's angiography reports. After looking at the reports the doctor has told him that there's nothing more he can do and he hasn't even prescribed him any medication. Can anyone please explain what his reports say??

[ed34]

So he had a quad bypass? The left artery is blocked in the middle section but I think the LIMA artery was grafted in the bypass surgery to get around this problem and is still working fine.
The three grafted veins have closed up. What are your Uncles symptoms now?
If he has bad symptoms, I would ask your Doctor to send your Uncles Angio images to a training/research hospital to see what they can offer in stenting those problems. Experience/confidence varies greatly between hospitals, so don't get down hearted over it. One hospital tells you something is impossible, whereas another hospital will tell you that something can be done. If you are unhappy with answers, always seek other opinions.

[nidafahad]

The other Angiography Report is as follows:

CARDIAC CT ANGIOGRAPHY REPORT

Study: Coronaries
Calcium Score: Not Done

Native CA:-

LMS: Normal and bifurcating
LAD: Diffuse calcification with total occlusion in the mid course.
LIMA to LAD: Patent with minor irregularity in distal LAD.
VG to D1 is occluded

LCx: Dominant vessel with patent stent to proximal Cx AV Cx has minor disease. OM1 has patent proximal stent. Minor disease proximal and distant to stent in OM.
VG to OM2 and PDA are occluded.

RCA: Non-dominant with minor proximal disease.

Grafts Study:-

LIMA to LAD: Patent with good flow

VG to Diag1: Occluded.

VG to OM2:   Occluded.

VG to PDA:   Occluded.

Diagnosis:-

> DVCAD with LIMA to LAD
> Patent stents to dominant proximal Cx and OM
> VG to D1, OM2 and PDA occluded.