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Hi I am 34 male my coronary angiography report. Clinical resume. Recent amwi; thrombolysed with stk here on 9.1.2017. 2d echo showed distal ivs & apex hypokinesia .mild lv systolic dysfunction. Lvef45% Procedure. 6f sheath and jl 3.5 and jr 3.5 catheter. Approach rt femoral artery. Findings Lmca. Normal artery Lad. Lad is type III and recanalised artery. Mid lad has 40-50% thrombus containing lesion distal lad has subtotal thrombotic occlusion Lcx. Non dominant and normal artery .om branches are normal Rca. Dominant and normal artery pda and plv are normal Renal. Right renal .normal artery. Left renal normal artery Conclusion. thrombotic disease in lad Advice. Aggressive medical management and life style modification as per separate No stents was placed only tablets r given to me. I want to know is treatment given to me ok. Now I am taking storvas trio 20 at night n met xl 25 in morning.

Dr. Sameer Mehrotra89%(1614 ratings)

MBBS, MD - Internal Medicine, DM - Cardi...read more

Cardiologist•Delhi

As per your mentioned report, you had an heart attack which seems to have been managed well due to timely thrombolysis and as per this report only minimal blockage is present in this report. Based on this report the medical advice that has been given to you is fine. But we cannot comment with 100% surety without looking at the angiography CD, because sometimes the study is either not interpreted or done correctly, but assuming that this is the report your present treatment is ok.

Asked for male, 34 years old from Pune

My coronary angiography report Clinical resume. Recent awmi thrombolysed with stk here on 9/1/2017 .2d echo cd here on 10/1/2017 showed distal ivs & apex hypokinesia mild lv systolic dysfunction .lvef 45% Procedure. 6f sheath and jl 3.5 and jr 3.5 catheter. Approach rt femoral artery. Finding Lmca: normal artery Lad. Lad is type 3 and recanalised artery .mild lad has 40-50 thrombus containing lesion distal lad has subtotal thrombotic occlusion Lcx" non dominant and normal artery .om branches are normal Rca- dominant and normal artery .pda and plv are normal Renal. Right renal normal artery left renal normal artery Conclusion. Thrombotic disease in lad Advice. Aggressive medical management and life style modification I want to know in simple word how much percent got blocked is it at high risk and what is thrombotic disease.

Dr. Amitabh Yaduvanshi89%(36 ratings)

FESC, FACC, DM, MD, MBBS

Cardiologist•Delhi

You had a clot in your major coronary artery which was partially dissolved by the clot busting medicine given. You still have 50-60% blockage which needs to be managed by medications. Also stop smoking.

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Health Query

Hello, I am elisa from georgia (tbilisi). Last year in october I was diagnosed the vertebra-basilar arterial syndrome (without any ct, mri or mra). She prescribed some benzodiazepines, antidepressants, etc. I've administered them for 9-10 months, until the vertigo completely stopped. But 1 week ago it came back again. I would like to ask you if my treatment was correct and if it is possible to diagnose the mentioned diagnose without imaging examinations? And which specialist shall I refer to with my issue? Thank you very much in advance for your help! kind regards, elisa.

Dr. Kshitiz Awadhwal88%(134 ratings)

MBBS, DNB- Family Medicine, Acute Medici...read more

General Physician•Lucknow

Without brain imaging investigations diagnosis of vertebro-basilar artery syndrome or vbi is very difficult.
Also benzodiazepines and anti-depressants will never improve symptoms if they are due to vbi. You should consult a neurophysician for this problem.
Thanks.

Asked for male, 22 years old from Indore

Sir I have undergone 2 unnecessary ct scan in 5 months. Cect abdomen pelvis and ct scan of nose. In cect abdomen pelvis pre contrast arterial venous coronal and sagittal images are taken. I'm worried about the radiation dose please help me. And what is radiation dose of contrast enhanced abdomen pelvis ct scan (msv)

Dr. Anwar Hussain90%(190 ratings)

Doctor of Medicine

General Physician•Gurgaon

Now ct scans done so forget past things and concentrate future things. How many times it's necessary to rule out major problems.

Asked for male, 21 years old from Kishanganj

This is my mri report please give me your precious advice about my mri reporMRI LEFT KNEE. imaging of the LEFT KNEE was performed using spin- echo, gradient echo and fast spin echo pulse sequences and high resolution T1W, FS PD and T2W were obtained in the sagittal, axial and coronal planes with STIR sequence in the coronal plane. FINDINGS: There is disruption in the continuity of fibres of anterior cruciate ligament near its femoral attachment with near horizontal orientation of the residual fibres. PDFS hyperintensity noted in the intercondylar notch. There is associated mild anterior subluxation of tibia relative to the femur. The posterior cruciate ligament is buckled otherwise normal in morphology, attachments and signal intensity. Medial and lateral collateral ligaments are intact and show normal signal intensity. Anterior horns, posterior horns and bodies of both medial and lateral menisci are normal. There is no significant collection in the knee joint. The lower end of femur, upper ends of tibial and fibula and the patella show normal signal characteristics with no evidence of any bone contusion/fracture. The muscles, tendons and fascial planes around the knee joint are normal. OPINION: Mr. FINDINGS REVEALS: Complete tear of anterior cruciate ligament near its femoral attachment.

Dr. Ashwinkumar Khandge

MS - Orthopaedics, MBBS

Orthopedist•Pune

Hello lybrate user,
you will need a complete anterior cruciate ligament repair / reconstruction by arthroscopic techniques after you have regained normal knee joint movements.
This is a special surgery so consult a specialist for details. Follow up.
God bless you.

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Asked for male, 20 years old from new delhi

I had a knee injury and my mri result were as follow pls help examine it I am not aware of all terms and measures mri left kneestudy protocolmr imaging of the left knee was performed on a magnetom verio 3 tesla scanner using a dedicated 32-channel phased-array surface coil. Multiple sequences were obtained. Findings:cruciate ligaments :-near full thickness tear of the mid and proximal 1/3rd of acl is noted. Sprain of femoral attachment of pcl is noted. No evidence of tear. Collateral ligamentsgrade I injury / sprain of the proximal 1/3rd of lcl is noted. Mcl appears normal. Meniscus:-medial and lateral menisci appear normal in configuration and signal intensity. No evidence of tear noted. .muscles:-popliteal muscle and tendon appear normal. The quadriceps tendon and ligamentum patellae appear normal. The hoffa`s fat pad appears normal. Osseous structure:-bone marrow edema is noted in lateral and medial femoral condyle, lateral tibial condyle and fibular head. Mild joint effusion is also noted. Patella appears normal in position. Joints:-no evidence of osteoarthritis changes. Tibiofemoral and patella-femoral joints appear normal with intact articular cartilage. No obvious intraarticular loose bodies are seen. Mild joint effusion is also noted. Mri left kneeimpression: near full thickness tear of mid and proximal 1/3rd of acl. strain of femoral attachment of pcl. grade I injury of proximal 1/3rd of lcl. bone marrow edema/contusions in femur and tibia and fibular head. mild joint effusion.

Dr. Wajid Mohammed91%(1750 ratings)

D.P.T, BPTh/BPT, MD Acupuncture, Advance...read more

Physiotherapist•Hyderabad

There is grade 1 injury in the knee joint, through medicines and electrotherapy it can be healed with proprr rest.
Consult ortho doc for medicines.

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Health Query

Rt Knee Joint pain since 10 years. Recently aggravation in symp of pain edema (pedal and local) tenderness mild dilation of veins locally. MRI showing complete tear in medial meniscus, intrasubstance signal in anterior horn of lateral meniscus; degenerative change in femoral tibial joint space and patellar-femoral joint space. Ganglion cyst in posteromedial aspect of tibia along with tibia femoral joint. Pls suggest the treatment plan and give further guidance; waiting for your opinion. Thank you.

Dr. Prashant Parate91%(2650 ratings)

Fellowship in Shoulder and Knee Surgerie...read more

Orthopedist•Nagpur

It looks like you have ignored the problem for long time. 10 years is too long period. You are just 28 and all findings of MRI are suggestive of damage to meniscus, and Knee joint which is usually seen after 50 years of age. You need to undergo Arthroscopy surgery. Meniscus should be repaired if it is repairable, though chances of repair are low as it is very old injury as per your history. Need to see MRI images to comment more.

Asked for male, 21 years old from Tirupati

I ran on treadmill and sat on Indian toilet then I felt internal knee cap bleeding it's been 3 months of rest and ice. So I took MRI now can I go to college with stick support and what lifestyle changes to go MRI plain study Tl and T2 sagittal, T2 axial and T2 and STIR coronal images · Minimal marrow edema both tibial condyle and fibular head * Low grade partial (grade I-II) anterior cruciate ligament tear at femoral attachment and midsubstance attachment. * Subtle partial healed posterior cruciate ligament tear at femoral attachment * Grade II-III Lateral collateral ligament sprain (partial fibular collateral ligament and adjacent popliteus tendon tear). · Grade I healed medial collateral ligament sprain · Oblique tear in posterior horn of medial meniscus * Rest of medial and lateral meniscus shows normal signals * Mild synovial hypertrophy and mild joint effusion · Visualised portion of femur, rest of tibia and fibula and their articular surfaces appear.

Dr. Vishal Saxena87%(212 ratings)

BPTh/BPT, MPTh/MPT - Cardiovascular & Pu...read more

Physiotherapist•Jaipur

Man you r injured a lot start physiotherapy immediately you can go to college with hinge knee brace on knee
stop cross sitting avoid sitting on ground.

Asked for male, 28 years old from Nashik

Right hip: there is an irregular t2 and t1 hypointense lesion in the right femoral head subarticular region in the superior articular surface. The articular surface itself is maintained. Head and neck of femur are normal and show normal signal changes, there is no marrow edema. Acetabular margins are normal. Acetabular labrum is normal. Muscles surrounding the hip joint are normal. Psoas muscles also appear normal. Greater and lesser tronchanters are normal. Hip joint space is normal. There is mild joint effusion. Sacro-iliac joints are normal. No evidence of abnormal signal changes. Left hip: there is subcortical collapse in the weight bearing portion of the left femoral head - it involves nearly 3/4th of the articular surface. There is minimal poorly defined marrow edema in the underlying bone. There is moderate effusion. Acetabular margins are normal. Acetabular labrum is normal. Muscles surrounding the hip joint are normal. Psoas muscles also appear normal. Greater and lesser tronchanters are normal. Impression: x findings suggest bilateral femoral head avn: o rt side - the lesion in small and involves about 1/3rd of the articular head, the surface is maintained. Ficat stage ii. O left side - the lesion involves 3/4th of the surface, there is subchondral collapse. Ficat stage iii.

Dr. Bodala Devi Kumar92%(588 ratings)

MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor ...read more

General Physician•Delhi

Hi the radiology report that you have uploaded has no significance without the images.
You can message me privately with the radiology reports for better help if the patient.

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