Good job, but I didn`t under most of the metalical terms used you used. If you could use plain English that the common person would understand would me very helpful.. I had Surgery on my Aortic Aneurysm last year in June, in which the SPECIALIST put in 10 STENTS in an 7&1/2 surgery, 6 weeks before had Heart Surgery in which they put in 1 STENT. 3 Months ago had Heart Valve replaced
This is so helpful and insightful. The only problem is that I wished that I watched this before reading my slides. I would have shorten the time of frustration and stress
Meeting Dr Dagba on RU-vid has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from Heart Disease , Thanks doc God bless you.
@@MedMadeSiriuslyeasy So most patients with chronic ischemia will have normal ecg at outpatient primary care doctor visits when they get basic ecg. So that ecg is not helpful at all, then why do we do rest ecg?
They’ll give you history of on and off exertional chest pain and if the ECG in the ER is normal, you can send them for an ETT to see stress related changes, which if positive will help patient diagnose the IHD in time and hopefully prevent an MI in the future. Yes, ECG in the emergency department when the patient is not in active chest pain might not show ischemic changes.
