Percutaneous coronary Intervention stenting

[qttytn]

that is fucking awesome

[morhywaden]

Artery is spelled with a T not a D i.e ARTERY not ARDERY. Also INFLATED not INFLADEd.

[BigHarryPecker]

@morhywaden No shit sherlock.

[fornow100000]

wouldnt that include the removal of the plaque? How about stretching the artery and its risks? It can break as well. Is ballooning the narrowing the only intervention? it doesnt seem right to me to left the rest untreated

[msaa07]

drrufusrajadurai....dont mind to share this with my CatLab facebook..tq.

[guardwok]

have you heard of the treatment that is being done in thailand using adult stem cells and what is your opinion on it

[songsterhiragana]

wow, amazing footage. see my new song on Youtube at my site songsterhiragana link called "My Stented Heart" and you can hear the mp3 and the lyrics at my blogpost at "amafubme". Had heart attacky on Nov. 6th. Damn these things! Thank God for good doctors and this techno marvel called a stent. Do you have one yet? Fits inside neatly. So far so good

[marinerheart]

my dad just underwent this and he is 45 now.

does this procedure have any long term risks or am i unduly worried about my dad? will somebody tell me?

[fronkenpoop]

@marinerheart Hello. I am 44, healthy, and also underwent this procedure myself 6 months ago. Coronary heart disease is all about vascular integrity and unfortunately there is no "magic cure" to fix build up of plaque in the blood vessels surrounding the heart. Provided your Dad is on the right medication to stabilise his condition, and he is doing regular excercise and avoiding the high risk factors (smoking) he should be fine. I'm no cardiologist, but I've been there. Msg me if you like.

[marinerheart]

he quit smoking after the procedure, but doctors say he will have to undergo one more to be healthy enough. lets see.

thanks for replying, i am sure relieved.

[Sharinggan25]

my husband got this procedure 10 years ago..now he again took another procedure 3 days ago..someone said to me that, it will repeat every 10 years..just avoid fatty food,oil with high in cholesterol..take proper diet and he will be fine..

[pochlomin]

thank you for this..

[identicalpig]

Thank you! I didn't even need to read the book thanks to this video :)

[eluento]

thanks. this has been very helpful.

[happilylil]

I take Levodyn to lower my cholesterol, it's really effective for me.

[TheGangster83]

great !

Es ist es echt erstaunlich auf was für ideen die Midiziner stoßen.

Schön das die Menschheit so nützliche sachen dürchzuführen.

Wenn ich mal so überlege habe ich erst kürzlich ein Video gesehen der aus China stammt wo Marderhunden und anderen Pelz Tieren das Fell lebendig abgezogen wird wärend die Tiere bei bewusst sein sind !

[rabih2200]

Dear all,

does anyone know if heavy fitness, sports and exersices can harm the stent??

Thanks

[jacsmudge]

heavy fitness is not recommended, it depends as well how the heart is healing, when did you have your stent fitted and did you have a heart attack, i think they are the questions you need to ask at your ctc unit

[rabih2200]

hello everyone

does the first entering thin cord, which hold the stent, kept in the vessel or it is removed after stenting??

[drrufusrajadurai]

The thin guide wire will be removed as soon as the stent is kept tight inside the vessel!!!

Thank you

[rabih2200]

Thank you

[Abnoba35]

Having this done to an opening to the liver (if I'm lucky) its called a Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiogram PTC.

Thanks for video. Explains better.

[npinyo]

It's a great video for learning.

[awaizhussain]

great and simple video to understand the concept

[NoOoOoN01]

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[graciela84]

stenting is not meant for Ischemic Heart Diseases, only pure for making the coronary arteries open again.

[XSirApocalypseX]

Yes good, but it has no advantage, when there ist a apoplexia- or myocard-infarct burst aneurism.

[squiresfan]

Thanks for this. Great video and great explanation.

[djamitluthra]

Best explanation with good video presentation. Thanks.

[ultralaser]

thanks

[ymete]

the best angioplasty video..very informative

[frankliupitdc]

good