"The standalone form LAD is commonly used in cardiology as shorthand for the left anterior descending artery, instead of the more correct LAD artery."
"type IV: long wrap-around vessel (around the apex) supplying > 25% of the myocardium of the inferior wall"
"type II: intermediate vessel, dual suuply of the apex from LAD and RCA"
"the mid third (segment) of the LAD is known on occasion to course into and through the myocardium, known as myocardial bridging; does not have any clinical significance"
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"In angiography and CTCA, the LAD is described as having proximal, mid and distal segments:"
"the mid third (segment) of the LAD is known on occasion to course into and through the myocardium, known as myocardial bridging; does not have any clinical significance"