The account alleges that during an urgent coronary angiography [stemi] procedure on a 32 yo patient, it was revealed there was a partial dissection of the left main trifurcation involving the ria, rim , and rcx arteries.This resulted in total obstruction of the ramus intermediate mammary [rim] and the right coronary [rc] arteries.The patient suffered from cardiogenic shock and increased heart rate during this procedure.It cannot be determined whether the coronary dissection was purely iatrogenic or spontaneous in nature.Immediate pci and reconstruction of these arteries successfully took place utilizing five drug-eluding stents [des] resulting in the restoration of coronary perfusion, hemodynamic stabilization, and an acceptable heart rate.No additional patient consequences have been reported.
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