How is coronary artery disease diagnosed?

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Hello doctor. Doctor let me ask, how is coronary artery disease diagnosed? Looking forward to hearing from you soon. I sincerely thank.
Hoang Van Anh (1988)
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With the question “How is coronary artery disease diagnosed? ", the doctor would like to answer as follows:
Consider clinical symptoms, then electrocardiogram, comprehensive X-ray, blood test, CT coronary angiogram. At that time, whether the patient is undergoing medical or interventional therapy, we must take a percutaneous coronary angiogram to decide whether the patient is a coronary stent holder or not.
Thank you for trusting Vinmec Health System, looking forward to meeting you directly for more detailed advice. Best regards!
Consulted by Associate Professor, Doctor, Specialist II Chu Hoang Van - Department of Examination - Vinmec Times City International Hospital.

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