the clinical role of ct-based morphologic description in severely calcified coronary arteries ectasia encountering acute coronary syndrome

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Abstract
Diffuse coronary arteries ectasia combined with calcification is seldom reported. Acute coronary syndrome, a potentially life-threatening disease, accompanied with coronary ectasia and diffuse calcification, made percutaneous coronary intervention difficult and risky owing to increasing complications rate. Dual-source computed tomography and three-dimensional volume rendering images help cardiovascular surgeon easier to localize the ideal site and facilitate the procedure.
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Journal gastroenterology research and practice
Year 2012
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10.1155/2012/267496
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