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Table 1 Summary of the patient’s chronology

From: Recurrent acute coronary syndrome in a patient with right coronary artery ectasia: a case report

Presentation

Features

Coronary Angiography

Antiplatelets/Anticoagulation

Current

UAP

Ectatic, turbulent mid-distal + slow flow without stenosis at RCA and patent stent at mid LAD and D1. INR was suboptimal (1.28)

DAPT + Warfarin

7 Months

UAP

Ectatic, turbulent mid-distal + slow flow without stenosis at RCA and patent stent at mid LAD and D1. INR was suboptimal (1.4)

DAPT + Warfarin

13 Months

UAP

Ectatic, turbulent mid-distal + slow flow without stenosis at RCA, a 70–80% stenosis at mid LAD, and a patent D1 stent. LAD stented

DAPT + Warfarin

14 Months

UAP

Ectatic, turbulent mid-distal + slow flow without stenosis at RCA, a 70% stenosis at proximal LAD, 90% at D1 prox. D1 was stented

DAPT

17 Months

SAP

Ectatic, turbulent mid-distal + slow flow without stenosis at RCA and 70% stenosis at D1 prox & 50–60% mid LAD after D1

Aspirin

  1. DAPT Dual Antiplatelet Therapy, INR International Normalized Ratio, LAD Left Anterior Descending, LCx Left Circumflex Artery, RCA Right Coronary Artery, SAP Stable Angina Pectoris, UAP Unstable Angina Pectoris.