Search for: [Abstract = "icantly higher than before procedure. Mean wall motion score index \(WMSI\) at rest decreased significantly at both early and long\-term follow\-up. Mean WMSI during low\-rate dobutamine infusion decreased significantly at early follow\-up. Mean WMSI during high\-rate dobutamine infusion decreased significantly at both early and late follow\-up. Mean ejection fraction \(EF\) et rest and during high\-rate dobutamine infusion increased significantly at early follow\-up while in long\-term it was not significantly different from baseline. Significant decrease of number of segments with transient ischemic defect in region of inferior wall after 3 and 6 months was demonstrated. Number of segments with transient ischemic deficit per patient decreased significantly. Improvement of basic mood and personal and professional life attitude was 52 observed. Anxiety level decreased significantly after 6 months. Level of emotional tension decreased significantly at 6 month follow\-up and was lower than before PMLR in long\-term. Intensity of dyspnea, chest pain, tiredness, somnolence, dizziness, edema and tremor decreased significantly. We concluded, that vast part of patients with initial diagnosis of refractory angina pectoris can be successfully treated by maximal medical therapy or incomplete direct revascularization. PMLR was assumed to be valuable method of refractory angina pectoris treatment, as it"]

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