Advanced Coronary Angiography

 

By Diagnosis

 

1. Previous mechanical tricuspid, and now needs a pacemaker

 

 2. Assessing MR with a mechanical aortic valve in situ

 
3. Calcified left atrium and mitral regurgitation

 

 4. Restrictive pericarditis

 
5. Muscle bridges

 

 6. LAD and 1st septal disease

 
7. LIMA to LAD problems

 

 8. Starr Edwards

 
9. Previous coarctation repair

 

 10. Coronary rupture post angioplasty

 
11. 10 year old vein graft

 

 12. Subclavian artery anatomy

 
13. Ruptured coronary

 

 14. Stent in aortic root

 
15. Short Left main stem and AR

 

 16. Radial artery anatomy

 
17. Assessing a blocked LAD

 

 18. Osteal right, grubby artery

 
19. Calcified coronaries and LV aneurysm

 

 20. Aortic dissection

 
21. No circumflex, dominant right

 

 22. Subaortic membrane

 
23. Coronary veins draining direct into ventricle

 

 24. Unilateral pulmonary oedema for redo MVR

 
25. Sinus valsalva aneurysm

 

 26. Chronic type a dissection

 
27. Coronary rupture

 

 28. Top end markers

 
29. Muscle bridges

 

 30. Calcified mass on angiogram

 
31. Air in coronary

 

 32. Ischaemic VSD

 
33. Coarctation

 

 34. LIMA disease and dissection

 
35. Stent in right, aberrant circumflex artery

 

 36. Atrial myxoma

 
37. Too many stents

 

 38. Dissected right subclavian artery

 
39. Coronary artery aneurysm, Kawasaki disease

 

 40. Aortic transection

 
41. Percutaneous ASD closure

 

 42. PDA

 
43. Coronary Fistula

 

 44. Saphenous vein aneurysm

 
45. Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

 

 46. A patent 1st intercostal branch of the LIMA

47. The Basics

 

 48. A rocking Mitral valve

 
49. A blocked LAD

 

 50. Percutaneous Mitral Valvuloplasty

 
51. Managing a Pacemaker

 

 52. Osteal stenosis

 
53. Double RCA for a root replacement

 

 54. Graft behind sternum

 
55. A blocked stent in the LAD

 

 56. High right coronary artery

 
57. Sinus Venosus ASD

 

 58. Ruptured RCA during angioplasty, previous CABG

 
59. RCA angioplasty

 

 60. Dilated ascending aorta post Starr-Edwards AVR

 
61. An undamaged LIMA for a redo

 

 62. A high risk angioplasty

 
63. LMS and gross AR

 

 64. LMS post SVG grafts

 
65. Aortic outflow tract obstruction and gross MR

 

 66. Small PDAs

 
67. Tricuspid regurgitation