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Dear Joan, you are right to be concerned, but you should not worry too much. I had one just about two years ago and then had coronary bypass surgery. The is a wonderful team of surgeons here and they have a great record of success, and the statistics for the procedure have improved greatly over the years. Ignoring your medical requirements can only result in bad results. I'll think of you. Michel Joan Hartman wrote: > Has anyone had a cardiac catherization and cardiac/coronary > angiography..... ...they want to do one on me........I > chickened out when I saw what I had to sign in front of a witness no less > where the other papers I signed didn't require a witness.........