90% of right coronary artery occlusion can be treated conservatively

The right coronary artery refers to the right coronary artery, 90% of right coronary artery occlusion generally can not be treated conservatively.

For 90% of right coronary artery occlusion, due to the degree of occlusion, the blood in the right coronary artery will be significantly reduced, unable to meet the needs of the myocardium, easy to cause angina pectoris, acute myocardial infarction and other serious consequences. In addition, the patient's coronary artery blood circulation needs reconstruction, conservative treatment is usually not the first choice, such as hypolipidemic treatment, blood pressure lowering treatment, etc., generally can not dilate coronary artery, ensure sufficient blood supply to myocardium, so patients are usually not suitable for simple conservative treatment.