The first step in the management of acute coronary heart disease is the establishment of a definite diagnosis. Precise diagnosis is important, because if the diagnosis of coronary heart disease have been made therein contained the sense that the sufferer has a chance to experience cardiac infarction or sudden death. wrong diagnosis always has bad consequences on quality of life of patients. In young people, restrictions on physical activities that are not in place may be advised.
Besides their chances of getting a job may be reduced. If this happens to older people, then they probably should have retired too early, should be repeatedly hospitalized to eat excessively or potential drug toxins for long periods of time. On the other hand, fatal consequences can occur when the presence of coronary cardiovascular disease are not known or if the presence of other cardiovascular diseases that cause angina pectoris missed and go undetected.
Besides their chances of getting a job may be reduced. If this happens to older people, then they probably should have retired too early, should be repeatedly hospitalized to eat excessively or potential drug toxins for long periods of time. On the other hand, fatal consequences can occur when the presence of coronary cardiovascular disease are not known or if the presence of other cardiovascular diseases that cause angina pectoris missed and go undetected.
How to Diagnosis
The following table will show the ways the diagnosis of coronary heart disease, whether currently existing or potential in the future will have a major role. Physicians should choose whatever checks that need to be made to the patient to achieve maximal diagnosis (right) with minimum risk and minimum cost.
Diagnosis ways :
- Amnesis
- Physical Examination
- Laboratory
- Photo of data.
- Non-invasive examination of Cardiovascular :
- Resting ECG
- Physical exercise test (treadmill)
- Train the Physical Test Combination Imaging :
- Physical exercise test echocardiography (Stress Echo)
- Physical exercise test myocardial perfusion Scintiography
- The combination of physical exercise test pharmacologic imaging technique
- Echocardiography break
- ECG monitoring ambulatoar
- Non-invasive technique of determining the classification of the coronary and coronary anatomy:
- Computed Temography
- Magnetic Resonanse arteriography
- Coronary arteriography
- Intra Vascular Ultrasound (IVUS)
No comments:
Post a Comment