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Evidence of Sarcoidosis During Angiography

Video Supplement to “An Ace Angiographic Diagnosis,” by Morgan, et al. (September 2020 Clinical Images).

A 72-year-old female presented to our district general hospital with sudden-onset central chest pain, on a background of a 6-month history of increasing breathlessness. Angiography revealed a lesion in her RCA, which was treated with PCI. Extracardiac calcified masses were noted during her intervention, and the patient was later diagnosed with sarcoidosis.


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