I would not be overly concerned about the decreased blood flow to the tip of the heart. It is a small enough territory where medical management is just as good as any intervention or surgery. One thing is for sure. He will not be rushed to surgery for this finding, and most of the time second surgery is rarely indicated as most of these
blockagesPeripheral artery disease can be treated medically or fixed with stenting. I wouldn't even rush to that because based on what you've said above, he is not having any symptoms such as chest pain or shortness of
breathBreath alcohol test
Breath holding spell
Breath odor. So don't be alarmed. Make sure that he eats well, keeps a healthy lifestyle and takes his meds.