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Originally Posted by Redlinemotorsports

Basically the nice long medical term is "Myocardial bridging of the mid-left anterior descending artery"

Here's a small article on it though if you're curious: http://www.springerlink.com/content/t28107255h70145v/

I was going to ask but thought it was your own private business so never did. My brother has congenital heart disease known as the transposition of the great arteries. Which mean his arteries are reversed around the incorrect way with him having a shunt place to widen his artery. Because he had 4 major heart ops as a child he'll need a stent implanted when he's older.

It's hard to remember all the medical terms but hopefully I got it correct didn't know whether yours was similar.

Are you still needing to go for further ops?

Edit: Back On_topic I agree Gerry has been of great help and has shown good character prior becoming staff and after.