What is Coronary Angiogram? Accurate coronary angiography.

Angina is one of the leading causes of heart disease and death worldwide. Many people may experience chest pain, easy tiredness, or some have no symptoms at all until an acute heart attack occurs.

Coronary Angiogram is a Gold Standard for diagnosing angina or obstruction. It helps doctors clearly see the location and severity of the disease, and in many cases can be treated with continuous vasodilation or stent (Stent) in the same procedure.

What is Angiogram?

Angiogram is a coronary angiography by inserting a small catheter through a blood vessel in the wrist or groin and injecting a radiation solid substance into the coronary artery, then using a fluoroscopy tomography machine to record the flow of a real-time radiation solid substance.

This examination allows the doctor to see in detail where the coronary artery is constricted or clogged.

What can Angiogram detect?

The examination can assess coronary artery abnormalities, e.g.

* Normal coronary arteries

* Slight atherosclerosis

* Severe atherosclerosis

* Total Occlusion

It also helps assess abnormal blood vessel counts, length of stenosis, and suitability for balloon, stent, or bypass surgery.

Advantages of Angiogram examination

* It is standard to diagnose angina.

* Accurately see the location and severity of the stenosis.

* Help plan appropriate treatment

* If severe atherosclerosis is found, balloon and stent may be treated immediately in some cases.

* Reduce the risk of myocardial infarction and heart attack when properly treated.

Who should check?

Doctors may consider examining Angiogram in people with indications, e.g.

* There is suspected chest pain, coronary heart disease.

* Electrocardiogram (ECG) or Stress Test results are abnormal.

* CT Coronary Angiography results showed high risk.

* Patients with myocardial infarction or acute heart attack.

* People with the condition even have been treated with medication.

* Those whom doctors deem should further evaluate the coronary arteries.

Is the examination dangerous?

Angiogram is an operation performed in the cardiac catheter by a specialized medical team. Vocational signs are tracked throughout the examination. Despite being a high-security examination, there is also a risk of complications such as bleeding at the catheter site, allergies to radioactive solid substances, or other complications, which are less common, and the doctor evaluates their suitability individually before taking the examination.

Summary

Angiogram (Coronary Angiography) is the most accurate examination to evaluate coronary angiography or obstruction. It allows doctors to properly plan treatments and in many cases can also be treated with immediate vasodilation and stent. It reduces the risk of heart attack and increases the likelihood of effective treatment.

Note: Angiogram examination should be done when there is a medical indication. The results must be translated in combination with symptoms, health history and expert doctor's assessment.

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