I just got test result back from a heart catherization. It says, Very mild left anterior descending. But was otherwise normal. NOW I wait 2 weeks to get an ECHO done, so my question is, What does that left anterior descending mean?
Thanks!
Q: I just got test result back.
Answers (1)
5/10/11 10:29pm
Hi itsjustvicki,
The left anterior descending artery is one of the three main coronary arteries. This explanation may be helpful: Coronary artery blockage
Take care,
Shauna Hill, RD, LD
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