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. 2017 Feb 6;69(5):589–596. doi: 10.1016/j.ihj.2017.01.021

Table 4.

Lesion classification and characteristics.

Angiographic Findings LMCA
N (%)
LAD
N (%)
RCA
N (%)
LCX
N (%)
Ramus
N (%)
Total
N (%)
ACC/AHA Lesion Type Type A 4
(15.4)
138
(28.6)
103
(27.2)
61
(19.3)
11
(34.4)
317
(25.2)
Type B 21
(80.8)
240
(49.8)
205
(54.1)
173
(54.7)
16
(50.0)
657
(52.3)
Type C 1
(3.8)
104
(21.6)
71
(18.7)
82
(26.0)
5
(15.6)
282
(22.5)
Lesion Characteristics Ostial Stenosis 10
(38.5)
43
(8.9)
26
(6.9)
32
(10.1)
4
(12.5)
115
(9.2)
Bifurcation Stenosis 16
(61.5)
118
(24.5)
56
(14.8)
69
(21.8)
2
(6.3)
261
(20.8)
Calcification 7
(26.9)
15
(3.1)
10
(2.6)
9
(2.9)
1
(3.1)
42
(3.3)
Chronic Total Occlusion 0
(0.0)
35
(7.3)
20
(5.3)
14
(4.4)
0
(0.0)
69
(5.5)
Moderate-Excessive Tortuosity 0
(0.0)
47
(9.8)
54
(14.3)
43
(13.6)
0
(0.0)
144
(11.5)
Thrombus 2
(7.7)
76
(15.8)
92
(24.3)
23
(7.3)
0
(0.0)
193
(15.4)
Eccentricity 12
(46.2)
261
(54.1)
193
(50.9)
172
(54.4)
15
(46.9)
653
(52.0)
Irregular Contour 5
(19.2)
137
(28.4)
161
(42.5)
65
(20.6)
7
(21.9)
375
(29.9)
Diffuse/Small vessel disease 0
(0.0)
23
(4.8)
17
(4.5)
31
(9.8)
1
(3.1)
72
(5.7)
Bypass graft lesions 21
(1.7)

Note: ACC,American College of Cardiology; AHA,American Heart Association; LMCA,Left Main Coronary Artery; LAD,Left Anterior Descending Artery; LCX,Left Circumflex Artery; RCA,Right Coronary Artery; N,Number; %,Percentage.