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Summary: This is a cardiology referral case - a 61-year-old male, smoker, with history of DM, HTN, and CAD who presented with sudden-onset chest pain (NSTEMI) while driving on 20/5/26, initially managed at Bethny Eye Hospital (antiplatelet loading) and AIIMS Bilaspur (NSTEMI management), then referred to AIIMS Chandigarh for PCI. Follow-up notes show vitals, CNS exam, ECG findings (LBBB), and echo showing RV dysfunction with mildly dilated RA/RV, TAPSE of 15, mild TR, non-collapsing IVC (20mm) - findings consistent with right heart strain / pulmonary hypertension.
Re bl vbse
Respiratory System: Bilateral vesicular breath sounds, no added sounds (crepts/wheeze/rhonchi)
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h/o Chest pain / ACS on 8/6/26 ↓ Was admitted at Marchowk Mandi Medical College Treated as STREADMS (likely STREADMIS / STEMI)
Today came to AIIMS Chandigarh
h/o Angina on exertion / walking uphill
No h/o SOB / Palpitation / Syncope / Pre-syncope
No h/o Fever / Cough / Active Bleeding / Thyroid is...
Ph - Neg Fhr - Neg (Family history - Negative)
Rt, Pr, v VbSe (?) (Vitals/Breath sounds) No crepti
CVS - Apex S1 S2 @ume (normal) non-sustained (rhythm)
No PSM / Thrill / S2
S1-S2 S2 wide vasale Spen A2 > P2
No S3/mm
RS - PVR | Cm / mother (normal?)
ECG → NER (Normal / No ER?)
- LCO ✓
- CXR ✓ (Carvedilol?)
- EAE ✓ (Echo)