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Angioplasty Explained | Symptoms, Procedure & Benefits

Angioplasty ni utaratibu wa kimatibabu wa uvamizi mdogo unaotumika kufungua mishipa ya damu iliyobana au iliyoziba, mara nyingi mishipa ya moyo (coronary arteries) inayopeleka damu kwenye moyo. Mara nyingi hufanywa kutibu ugonjwa wa mishipa ya moyo, ambapo mkusanyiko wa plaque huzuia mtiririko wa damu na kusababisha maumivu ya kifua au kuongeza hatari ya mshtuko wa moyo. Wakati wa angioplasty, puto ndogo hupulizwa ndani ya mshipa, na katika hali nyingi, stent huwekwa ili kuweka mshipa wazi. Utaratibu huu husaidia kurejesha mtiririko wa damu wenye afya, kupunguza dalili kama maumivu ya kifua na upungufu wa kupumua, na kuboresha utendaji wa moyo kwa ujumla. Kupona baada ya angioplasty kwa kawaida ni haraka, na wagonjwa wengi hurudi kwenye shughuli za kawaida kwa muda mfupi. Katika video hii, tunaelezea angioplasty ni nini, kwa nini inafanywa, jinsi utaratibu unavyofanya kazi, na nini cha kutarajia kabla na baada ya matibabu. ________________________________________________________________________________ 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   uh senior consultant intervention cardiologist Apollo main hospitals Green's Road Today I would like to talk about the importance of primary angioplasty in saving lives in patients with heart attack as well as uh patients who have high calcium load and have critical blockages. How new technologies have come in angioplasties which can treat patients as well as make them better. First of all, heart attack is a very important problem day to day. As you see in our country, gone are the days where heart attack is known to occur mainly for elderly people. no age is safe from heart attack. Even youngsters... beyond the age of 20-30 also suffer a heart attack. So what do mean by heart attack? Heart attack is complete 100 % blockage of arteries which are going to the heart. So... medical terms we call it myocardial infarction. When patients develop heart attack, it is life threatening and life endangering. So they have to approach the uh hospital which have catalogue facilities and round the clock cardiologists. care. So when a patient comes immediately to the emergency room, we call it door to balloon time, where it should be 90 minutes from the time of chest pain or even below. So we immediately attend to the patient, do the basic investigations, and then after informing the patient, we take the patient to the cat lab. So every minute we delay heart attack, I muscle gets affected and life-threatening complications can occur. So once we wheel into the catalogue, we immediately do angiogram which shows where exactly the blockage is and immediately after that followed by we do primary angioplasty. That means we pass in a wire, uh balloon the adhesion and put in a stent. So this stent usually crushes the block to the vessel wall and once again the blood flow which is completely blocked resumes. nothing is more gratifying for intervention cardiologists than saving a patient from heart attack. Apart from the primary angioplasty, there are other subset of patients who are actively working for angioplasty and some of the elderly people have got highly calcified arteries which means deposition of calcium in the inner lining of the artery. So these patients are the ones who need latest technologies in the form of We have got so many devices which can modify the plaque, decrease the calcium load and then we can deliver the stent. If we don't use these technologies, what can happen is we can go in and do a routine angioplasty but stent, if it does not expand adequately, patients may come back with a re-stenosis or even a stent thrombosis.