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artery blockage
by soumyabrataa, Apr 24, 2008 11:11PM
my dad has a 80% blockage in the left artery.He did not have any symptoms,except minor chest pain.What are the consequences?
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The consequences of treating with medication or an interventional procedure (stent or by-pass) has the same long-term outcomes. Meaning intervention does not increase longivity. The COURAGE study has made that conclusion based on long-term studies and follow up.