"All diseases are in some ways identical, but in some ways, they are specific". Clinical case

Abstract

The discrepancy between the clinical performance and a specific disease is often encountered in clinical practice and is a rather life-threatening condition and raises many questions about the timely and, more importantly, correct differential diagnosis of the disease, as well as the optimal management and the choice of conservative and/ or surgical treatment. This publication raises issues of etiology for discussion and proposes for consideration the diagnosis and further management of multivessel coronary disease in a middle-aged patient without severe complaints and clinical performance. Timely surgery made it possible to prevent further irreversible consequences for the life and health of the patient.

Keywords

• coronarography
• angina pectoris
• coronary heart disease
• aortoconary bypass surgery
• differential diagnosis