Description

Cardiology

Nowadays, with the widespread use of
cardiovascular diseases, efforts for early diagnosis have increased. The blood
vessels that feed all the organs of our body are faced with a narrowing process
from childhood. The narrowing process that starts at this age can be seen in
all body vessels. The foods we eat, stress factors, smoking, diabetes, high
cholesterol and family factors directly affect this process and cause complete
clogging of the vessels at an earlier age.
The cardiovascular system, on the other hand, is affected by this
process (Atherosclerosis) like all other vessels of the body.
We can count high blood pressure, obesity, high blood cholesterol,
smoking, lack of exercise, and genetic characteristics that come from the family.
In fact, heart vessels are affected earlier than other
vessels. As the stenosis of the vein progresses, complaints of that organ
begin in the person. In the heart, vascular constriction manifests itself with
symptoms such as chest tightness, feeling of pressure, congestion and weakness
in the chest.At this stage, early diagnosis is vital for the patient. It
regains its health with an intervention to the vein. In addition to
electrocardiography, effort test, myocardial perfusion scintigraphy tests for
early diagnosis, there is also a coronary angiography procedure. For
coronary angiography, it consists of reaching the heart with a channel placed
in the artery in the groin, and taking the image created by the distribution of
the radioactive substance in the vein from the place where the heart vessel is opened.

Risks of Angiography

The risks of this procedure depend on the experience and
experience of the physician and the team. It also carries many unpredictable
risks. Despite all these, the life-threatening risk posed by the patient for
vasoconstriction can never be compared with the risk posed by angiography, and
angiography is always used as a golden diagnostic method.

Conclusion

The difficulties and risks of angiography lead us to less risky
methods in this field. Evaluation methods made with bleeding-free methods are
still in their infancy and more knowledge and experience are needed to replace
classical angiography.