Case Study 1

Indication: 45 year old male patient presented with typical chest pain. Exercise ECG test was abnormal.
 

Case Study 1: 45 year old Male

Investigation: Dual-Source CT Coronary Angiogram.
 

Case Study 1: 45 year old Male

Figure 1: 3D Images of the heart and coronary arteries.

Case Study 1: 45 year old Male

Figure 2a: MIP image of Left Anterior Descending Artery (LAD)	Figure 2b: MIP image of Arterial Branches of the LAD – Diagonal Arteries

Case Study 1: 45 year old Male

Figure 3a: MIP image of Left Circumflex Artery	Figure 3b: MIP image of Obtuse Marginal Artery

Case Study 1: 45 year old Male

Figure 4: MIP image of Right Coronary Artery

Case Study 1: 45 year old Male

Diagnosis: Technically excellent quality scan. The CT Coronary Angiogram shows normal coronary arteries with no evidence of coronary atherosclerosis. Patient was reassured and discharged home and no further follow-up was arranged.