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Case Summary
Patient Demographics
Age: 49 years old
Gender: male
Medical History
Hypertension; Dyslipidemia
2007: Inferior STEMI – PCI RCA (BMS)
2016: Anterior STEMI – 2xDES
EF 25%
MRI: 50% subend0cardial scar anterior wall, basal inferior transmural scar, mittventricular to apical inferior 25% subendocardial scar
Clinical Presentation
Stable angina CCS III, NYHA II
Coronary angio
Normal LM
RCA: CTO of proximal segment with ipsilateral epicardial collaterals to the PL-branch
Shooting date : 2017-02-07
Last update : 2021-06-09
Last update : 2021-06-09
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Mohamed A. Interesting
Rotar M. Nightmare procedure. Antegrade would have been safer and shorter with a little bit of patience.
Kambis M. Thank you for your wise comment!
Nazar N. Amazing.....