Diagnostic Heart Catheter: The method of performing the investigation and analyzing the results

Coronary catheterization under the protection of the diagnostic heart catheter can be performed in some procedures, such as: clicker set or valve replacement while under general anesthesia, in addition to measuring pressure levels in different heart rooms, and other indicators can be measured by the assessment of the work of the heart. The risk category is usually very safe, but a few people may suffer from minor problems as some people suffer from bruises in place of the catheter insertion. The method of investigation is performed a diagnostic heart catheter in an operating room with special X -Ray devices and photography. The heart catheter is usually performed when you are awake, but under the influence of anesthesia, include the following: The vein nutrient solution will be used in your hand or arm, and it will be used to give you to your chest that you must examine during the procedure, you will also be placed on the boom. strikes during test. The nurse or artistic shaving hair of the terrain where the catheter will be inserted, and before the catheter is placed in the artery, you will get an anesthetic sprayer to the anesthesia of the area. A flour tube is placed with a diameter of 2 – 3 millimeters that reaches the heart, injecting a contrast material into the veins that provides the heart with the blood, when the catheter is performed from the left, the tube is placed by the hip or the palm of the hand of the hand and then moves by the aortic sarteria until it is reached the heart. a large vein placed in the lung. General alerts The potential risk of diagnostic heart catheter includes the following: 1. The possible risks associated with diagnostic heart catheterization include potential risks associated with diagnostic heart catheter. The following: Bleeding or bruises where the catheter should place in the body. Pain, where the catheter is placed in the body. coagulation. The blood vessels in which the catheter was inserted. Infection where the catheter is placed in the body. Heart -rhythm deviation, which is usually temporary. 2.. The most dangerous complications include the most dangerous but rare complications as follows: a lack of irrigation. Sudden blockage of the heart artery. Room in the lining of the artery. The kidneys are damaged by the dye used. During pregnancy: If you are pregnant or plan to conceive, tell your doctor before performing the surgery. Breastfeeding: There are no special warnings. Children and babies have no special warnings. Elderly: This procedure may be at greater risk of damage to the kidneys in the elderly. Management: You may not be able to drive after the procedure because it may be necessary to stay in the hospital. Medicines that affect the result of the examination of anticoagulants such as aspirin, and not -lomp anti -inflammatory medicine, can increase the risk of bleeding, so you should consult a doctor a few days before examining the above medication, and the doctor should be informed about all the medicines you are taking. Analysis of the results If you have undergone coronary vessels, your results may mean that you have to bridge the blood vessels or a pillar, if your doctor finds it, it can perform a catheter with or without a pillar immediately so that you do not have to perform another heart catheter. Your doctor should discuss whether this is a possibility before the procedure begins, and the test may also show that you need an open heart surgery.