Revascularization in Multiple Vessels-Juniper Publishers

Revascularization in Multiple Vessels by Hugo Chinchilla Calix in Juniper Publishers in Journal of Cardiology & Cardiovascular Therapy

It is male patient aged 60 with a history of chronic hypertension, dys-lipidemia, and chronic smoker. 5 years ago the patient had an aorto-coronary bypass to present box angina class III of Canadian society of cardiology. 6 months after surgery for coronary revascularization presented symptoms of progressive angina to be why undergoes a percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) of native vessels in 2 times again class III (SCC), achieving complete revascularization after placement of medicated sten (endeavor, Medtronic) zotarolimus-eluting. With excellent angiographic and clinical outcome. The patient remains asymptomatic and makes normal life.


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