Why the study?
To explore the potential role of myocardial bridge-related stenosis (MBRS) in coronary artery hemodynamics and the impact of non-MBRS on hemodynamic alterations in patients with myocardial bridges.
Does myocardial bridge-related stenosis alter coronary hemodynamics in patients with myocardial bridges?
Does myocardial bridge-related stenosis alter coronary hemodynamics in patients with myocardial bridges?
Myocardial bridge-related stenosis may partially correct coronary blood flow redistribution induced by the milking effect, potentially acting as a protective factor.
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