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- Description
of the technique
The cardiologist decides to achieve a coronarography when his patient presents: - A pain in the chest, evocative of an angina pectoris; - An electrocardiogram of rest or exercise which is not normal; - A myocardial infarction; Sometimes, the coronarography is achieved before a surgical intervention especially
when the patient presents cardiovascular factors of risk.
File last reviewed on dec 18, 2011 |
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