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case_images: Panel A shows stenosis in proximal LCX with a black arrow, panel B shows stenotic lesion in proximal LAD with a black arrow and panel C shows 100% stenosed RCA with a black arrow.
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case_images: Coronary angiography was done and a triple vessel coronary artery disease was diagnosed as shown in Figure 1.
case_images: Panel A shows right subclavian stenosis and panel B shows left subclavian stenosis.
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case_images: A subclavian puncture was taken to look for a subclavian artery considering the claudication symptoms of the patient and peripheral vascular disease was diagnosed with bilateral subclavian artery stenosis as shown in Figure 2.
case_images: Panel A shows right renal ostial stenosis and panel B shows left renal ostial stenosis marked with red arrows.
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case_images: Considering the severity of claudication pain in our case, bilateral renal and femoral arteries were also checked via aortic flush and bilateral renal artery ostial stenosis was seen, as shown in Figure 3, while the femoral arteries appeared normal bilaterally.