Abstract
We here describe 50-year old man presented with sudden onset of left side chest pain associated with diaphoresis and dyspnoea of two days duration. With the impression of inferior wall myocardial infarction (IWMI) electrocardiogram was consistent and Conventional angiograph showed to have high take off right coronary artery from ascending aorta and proximal to mid-99% stenosis. The focus on this report was the challenge to hook and stent high take off right coronary artery origin. So doing interventions in the catheterization laboratory we should be able to do different techniques like hanging type of coronary angiography with different balloons and catheters to overcome this challenge. Patient life was saved and nally discharged with stable condition
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