Good Question. If someone gets three stents instead of undergoing a bypasss so it generally means the blockages are either not in the major coronary arteries or are in locations where the angioplasty is considered to be a better option than Bypass (Depends on various factors). Multiple stents can indeed be placed in one artery if needed, especially if the blockage is extensive or doesn’t fully open with a single stent. It's a complex decision that depends on the specifics of the blockages and the overall condition of the patient evaluated by the Heart Team of the Hospital.

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