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. 2016 Feb 3;18(2):224–235. doi: 10.1093/ehjci/jev323

Table 4.

Ischaemic testing and symptoms pre-/post-revascularization in patients with no obstructive CAD

ID History Anatomy, % Narrowing Pretest Pre-revascularization test result Time to post-test Post-test Post-test result Symptoms (follow-up)
30 27 M, chest pain, presyncope ARCA, 50–70%a,b ETT SPECT Positive ETT, No ischaemia 2.2 monthsc ETT SPECT Inconclusive ETT No ischaemia None (67 months)
33 52 M, chest pain ARCA, 25–50% ETT SPECT Inconclusive ETT, Mild inferior ischaemia 2.0 months ETT SPECT Normal ETT, No ischaemia None (85 months)
37 61 M, chest pain ARCA, 50–70% ETT SPECT Positive ETT Mild inferolateral ischaemia 8.7 months ETT SPECT Normal ETT No ischaemia None (45 months)
91 52 M, chest pain ARCA, 50–70% ETT SPECT Normal ETT Mild inferior ischaemia 8.4 months ETT SPECT Normal ETT No ischaemia Noncardiac (56 months)
3 60 F, chest pain ARCA, >70% ETT SPECT Positive ETT Moderate inferior ischaemia None (73 months)
64 40 M, chest pain ARCA, 50–70% ETT SPECT Positive ETT Moderate inferior ischaemia None (1.5 months)
94 69 F, chest pain ARCA, 50–70% ETT & PET Positive ETT No ischaemia (pharm PET) None (80 months)
51 42 F, chest pain, palpitations ARCA, 25–50% ETT SPECT Inconclusive ETT No ischaemia No chest pain (104 months)
84 13 M, chest pain ARCA, 25–50% 2.1 months ESE Normal ESE Noncardiac (2.3 months)
61 36 F, aborted SCD ARCA, 25–50% 10.1 months ETT Normal ETT None pre/post (71 months)
28 41 M, aborted SCD ARCA, 50–70% None pre/post (74 months)
38 55 F, dyspnoea undergoing AVR Subpulm. LM, <50% ESE Normal ETT No ischaemia Dyspnoea (61 months)
44 78 F, dyspnoea undergoing AVR Subpulm LM, <50% ETT SPECT Normal ETT Mild anterior ischaemia 32.0 months ETT SPECT Normal ETT, No ischaemia None (94 months)

ARCA, interarterial anomalous right coronary artery; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; ESE, exercise stress echocardiogram; ETT, exercise treadmill test; PET, positron emission tomography; Pharm, pharmacologic stress; SCD, sudden cardiac death; SPECT, single photon emission computed tomography; Subpulm LM, subpulmonic left main coronary artery.

aDenotes % narrowing in proximal luminal diameter on CTA.

bAll patients with ARCA revascularization were RCA dominant.

cTime from coronary revascularization to post-test; (—) denotes no testing.