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Catheter-induced proximal dissection of an angiographically normal left coronary artery can present without pressure damping and with delayed myocardial ischemia, necessitating prompt recognition and emergency revascularization. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

January 1, 1984Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis

Coronary artery dissection secondary to coronary arteriography: Case report and review

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Population

1 patient with catheter-induced proximal dissection of an angiographically normal left coronary artery

Design

Case_report

Authors

AFAlan FeitKings County Hospital Center RKRahman KahnState University of New York ICImtiaz H. ChowdhryState University of New York

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Implication

Delayed ischemia after silent catheter dissection warrants post-procedure vigilance; leaves open mechanisms and prevention strategies.

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Population

1 patient with catheter-induced proximal dissection of an angiographically normal left coronary artery

Prompt recognition of catheter-induced coronary dissection is essential, as emergency revascularization is the treatment of choice when significant myocardium is threatened.

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Feit et al. (1984) studied this question.

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Coronary CT angiography

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Coronary artery dissection secondary to coronary arteriography: Case report and review

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Coronary artery dissection secondary to coronary arteriography: Case report and review

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Structured PICO

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