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Angiography Explained | What Is Angiography & How It Works

Angiografia ni utaratibu wa upigaji picha wa uchunguzi unaotumika kuchunguza mishipa ya damu na kugundua vizuizi, upanuzi au hitilafu katika mtiririko wa damu. Inahusisha kuingiza rangi maalum ya kontras katika mishipa ya damu na kuchukua picha za X-ray za kina ili kuona wazi mishipa ya damu na mishipa ya kurudisha damu, mara nyingi moyoni, ubongo au viungo. Angiografia ina jukumu muhimu katika kugundua hali kama ugonjwa wa mishipa ya moyo, aneurysms na matatizo ya mishipa ya damu. Utaratibu huu husaidia madaktari kupanga matibabu yenye ufanisi zaidi, ikiwa ni pamoja na dawa, angioplasty au upasuaji. Angiografia kwa kawaida ni salama, ina uvamizi mdogo na hutoa taarifa sahihi za wakati halisi kuhusu afya ya mishipa ya damu. Katika video hii, tunaelezea angiografia ni nini, kwa nini inafanywa, inafanyaje kazi na nini cha kutarajia kabla na baada ya utaratibu. _________________________________________________________________________________ Hospitali za Apollo ni kundi la hospitali za wataalamu wa fani mbalimbali linaloongoza nchini India. Pia zipo katika nchi kadhaa za eneo la Asia-Pasifiki. Madaktari zaidi ya 8000 hutoa matibabu ya hali ya juu katika hospitali zaidi ya 70 za kundi hili katika miji 27. Zinabobea katika - Magonjwa ya Moyo, Mifupa, Mgongo, Neuolojia na Upasuaji wa Neurologi, Gastroenterolojia, Gynakolojia, Onkolojia, Upandikizaji wa Viungo, ICU, Dharura, Tiba ya Kuzuia, Robotiki, Upasuaji wa Kupunguza Uzito, Nephrolojia na Urololojia, na Upasuaji wa Tumbo la Chini. Apollo Hospitals is the leading multi-specialty hospitals group in India. It is also present in several countries in the Asia-pacific region. Over 8000 doctors provide best in class treatment at the groups 70+ hospitals in 27 cities. It specializes in - Cardiology, Orthopaedics, Spine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Gastroenterology, Gynaecology, Oncology, Transplants, ICU, Emergency, Preventive Medicine, Robotics, Bariatric Surgery, Nephrology & Urology and Colorectal Surgery. Follow Apollo Hospitals on Social Media for Regular Updates: Facebook -   / theapollohospitals   Twitter -   / hospitalsapollo   Instagram -   / theapollohospitals   Linkedin -   / apollo-hospitals   Hello, I'm Dr. Arul Ebenezer Daniel. I am here to explain you about coronary angiogram. So what is an angiogram? So angiogram is basically, it's a diagnostic test. It is not a treatment. It is a diagnostic test. What do you diagnose? You diagnose if there are any blocks in the blood vessels. So uh angiogram can be done in any part of the body. So you do it in the heart, you call it the coronary angiogram. You do it in the brain, you call it cerebral angiogram and so on. so forth. So how does it done? It can be done in two different ways. There is something called a CT coronary angiogram and another is the invasive coronary angiogram. So what is a CT coronary angiogram? So they inject a dye in your body and you need to lie down on the CT scan and they make images of your blood vessels which is flowing to the heart and they will check whether there are blocks in the heart or not. Now next coming to the conventional regular angiogram. Okay, so how does a regular angiogram is done? So we access the blood vessels either through the hand or through the leg and we insert catheter which goes directly to the heart and we inject a dye into the heart and we check it will take around 10 to 15 minutes the whole procedure is 10 to 15 minutes and it is done under local anesthesia and the person who's undergoing the test will be wide awake and it can be interacting with the cardiologist. You will be wondering, oh my god doctor, are you sending a catheter into my heart? Yes, we do that. Is it very painful? No, absolutely not. There will not be any pain while the catheter is going into the heart. And it is a gold standard for getting the coronary arteries checked. uh Why can't I just do a CT angiogram instead of a coronary angiogram? Really, I'm scared about the coronary angiogram. So, uh for whom does the CT angiogram is recommended and whom does the coronary angiogram is recommended. So CT angiogram is basically recommended for first once when you're really afraid of you know the catheters being inserted into your body and it is oh also recommended for the people who you know the chances of you having the disease is very very less okay young people who have got a vague chest discomfort they are really afraid of the you know heart whether they will get a heart attack or not so For them, the CT angiogram is a very, very easy, non-invasive procedure. But in people who uh where the chances of you having blocks are high, an elderly gentleman, a diabetic gentleman, a smoker, then the regular coronary angiogram is done. So how many days you need to be in the hospital? Just a day.