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What Do These Following Angiography And Echocardiogram Test Results Indicate?
Question: On Friday Midnight (Date 21st October, 2016 around 11.30 PM) My Mother was not feeling well and had complain of chest heaviness and breathlessness. So she was admitted to XXXXXXX Hospital, Brahmpura, XXXXXXX around 1.00 AM on 22nd October, 2016. She was admitted in ICU and till 2.00 PM she remains in ICU. Doctor suggested for Angiography and ECHO, and referred her to XXXXXXX On same day 22nd October, 2016, we consult with Dr. XXXXXXX XXXXXXX for ECHO in XXXXXXX and he suggested for Angiography. Then we admitted her in JEEVAK HEART HOSPTIAL AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, KANKARBAGH, XXXXXXX for Angiography. She was discharged on 23rd October, 2016 around 5.00 PM. Request for your kind suggestion by going through angiography report and echo report.
Brief Answer:
No heart attack luckily / keep following up
Detailed Answer:
Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic
Your mother is in good hands
She has been diagnosed and treated properly
Long-term sugar and pressure controlled well…
She had a threatened heart attack
Due to timely investigation and treatment, fortunately, the attack did not happen
There is also Right Bundle Branch Block (RBBB) pattern in the ECG – which is most likely a variant / (not due to right sided heart disease – because other parameters are normal)
No operation or intervention (balloon dilatation and stent) is necessary now – they are generally indicated when the obstruction is 70 % or more.
She needs to continue medical treatment only
She needs regular follow up
If the chest pain recurs in spite of this, stress ECG imaging (thallium treadmill exercise) may be done and/or angiogram repeated to study fractional flow reserve (FFR(.
Good luck
God bless you
No heart attack luckily / keep following up
Detailed Answer:
Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic
Your mother is in good hands
She has been diagnosed and treated properly
Long-term sugar and pressure controlled well…
She had a threatened heart attack
Due to timely investigation and treatment, fortunately, the attack did not happen
There is also Right Bundle Branch Block (RBBB) pattern in the ECG – which is most likely a variant / (not due to right sided heart disease – because other parameters are normal)
No operation or intervention (balloon dilatation and stent) is necessary now – they are generally indicated when the obstruction is 70 % or more.
She needs to continue medical treatment only
She needs regular follow up
If the chest pain recurs in spite of this, stress ECG imaging (thallium treadmill exercise) may be done and/or angiogram repeated to study fractional flow reserve (FFR(.
Good luck
God bless you
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