Acute Coronary Syndrome: An Unusual Consequence of GERD

Figure 1

(a) Right coronary artery 100% occluded in the proximal segment. (b) Left anterior descending with 99% ostial and 100% mid occlusion and circumflex 99% distal occlusion. (c) Sequential vein graft to right posterolateral and posterior descending artery with 40% proximal disease. (d) Left internal mammary artery graft to distal left anterior descending widely patent.

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