Author/Authors :
Kulic, Mehmed Clinical Center University of Sarajevo - Heart Center, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Tahirovic, Elnur Clinical Center University of Sarajevo - Heart Center, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Sosevic, Anes Clinical Center University of Sarajevo - Heart Center, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Mujicic, Ermina Clinical Center University of Sarajevo - Heart Center, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Granov, Nermir Clinical Center University of Sarajevo - Heart Center, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Gorani, Daut Clinical Center University of Prishtina - Cardiology Clinic, Kosovo , Spuzic, Muhamed Clinical Center University of Sarajevo - Heart Center, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Abstract :
Coronary artery spasm is one of the well-known causes of anginal chest pain. We presented the case of prolonged spasm of the left anterior descending coronary artery which happened during coronary angiography leading to pulse less state and low blood pressure with syncope and appearing of ventricular fibrillation on ECG. During one hour of successful cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the patient had again normal pulse and blood pressure. Coronary angiography performed immediately after DC’s showed normal coronary angiogram. After two days the patient left the hospital without brain disorders
