Learn about coronary angioplasty and stents - Mayo Clinic News Network

Salam The term *"milking effect"* in coronary arteries refers to a dynamic narrowing or compression of a coronary artery segment during *systole* (when the heart contracts), followed by relaxation during *diastole*. This phenomenon is most commonly associated with a condition called *myocardial bridging*. --- *🫀 What Is Myocardial Bridging?* - A segment of a coronary artery—usually the *left anterior descending (LAD)* artery—dives into the heart muscle (myocardium) instead of resting on its sur

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