Advantages of percutaneous coronary intervention in relation to medication therapy in patients with stable angina pectoris ( three-wessel coronary disease)

Abstract

Patient, a man, age of 66 years, was admitted to the Internal Department, Interventional Cardiology Department for chest pains by type of stable angina pectoris. CCS II. In ambulatory conditions he was made non-invasive diagnostics, and after a positive ergometric test, a decision was made that the patient be admitted to the catheterization hall for invasive diagnosis and possible percutaneous coronary intervention.

Keywords

• angina pectoris
• coronary disease
• percutaneous coronary intervention
• interventional cardiology
• case report