Key result
Early multidisciplinary team care optimizes staged revascularization in complex multivessel coronary disease.
Why the study?
This clinical case highlights the challenges of managing multivessel atherosclerotic disease in a comorbid patient, emphasizing the need for correct routing, differential diagnosis, early multidisciplinary team involvement, and optimization of revascularization timing and therapy.
Case Report (n=1)
This clinical case highlights the importance of early multidisciplinary team involvement, correct routing, differential diagnosis, and staged revascularization in managing a comorbid patient presenting with concurrent multivessel coronary disease and acute peripheral artery occlusion.
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May support multidisciplinary intervention in acute multivessel disease; leaves open prospective validation of timing and staging.
The clinical case demonstrates a dramatic manifestation of multivessel atherosclerotic disease in a comorbid patient, focusing attention on most common acute cardiovascular events, the importance of correct routing and differential diagnosis, the early multidisciplinary team involvement for accurate diagnosis, optimization of the revascularization time, volume and stages as well as the selection of optimal therapy.
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Fedulaev et al. (2026) conducted a case report in Multivessel coronary disease and acute peripheral artery occlusion (n=1). Multidisciplinary team-guided staged revascularization and medical therapy was evaluated. Early multidisciplinary team involvement facilitated diagnosis and optimization of revascularization timing, volume, and stages in 1 comorbid patient with multivessel atherosclerotic disease.
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