Cardiology
Angioplasty & Angiography
Angioplasty & Angiography
Angioplasty and angiography are procedures used to diagnose and treat blocked arteries, improving blood flow and preventing heart complications.
Duration: Hospital stay is usually 1–2 days
Types
Surgical
Summary
Angiography and angioplasty are key procedures used to diagnose and treat blocked arteries, improving blood flow and reducing the risk of heart attack.
Key Benefits
✔Improves blood circulation
✔Reduces chest pain
✔Prevents heart attack
✔Enhances heart function
✔Improves quality of life
Treatment Procedures
1Coronary Angiography
2Balloon Angioplasty (PTCA)
3Stent Angioplasty
4Primary Angioplasty
5Rotablation and Laser Angioplasty
63D Vessel Imaging
7AI-Based Blockage Analysis
8Robotic Catheter Systems
9Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS)
10Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
Overview
- ✔Diagnoses and treats blocked arteries
- ✔Improves blood flow to the heart
- ✔Reduces chest pain (angina)
- ✔Prevents heart attacks
- ✔Uses advanced imaging and catheter techniques
Types of Surgery
- ✔Minimally Invasive Surgery
Purpose
- To diagnose blocked or narrowed arteries
- To detect coronary artery disease
- To relieve chest pain (angina)
- To restore blood flow to the heart
- To prevent heart attack
- To improve heart function and quality of life
Conditions Treated
- Coronary artery disease
- Cardiovascular disorders
Diagnosis & Evaluation
- ECG
- Echocardiography
- Blood tests
- Coronary angiography
Risks
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Artery damage
- Blood clots
- Stent blockage
- Kidney problems
- Heart rhythm issues
- Allergic reaction to dye
Why Choose India?
India offers advanced cardiac care with experienced cardiologists, modern catheterization labs, and cost-effective treatment options for international patients.
Overview Points
- ✔ Diagnoses and treats blocked arteries
- ✔ Improves blood flow to the heart
- ✔ Reduces chest pain (angina)
- ✔ Prevents heart attacks
- ✔ Uses advanced imaging and catheter techniques
Signs & Symptoms
- ⚠ Chest pain or pressure
- ⚠ Shortness of breath
- ⚠ Fatigue
- ⚠ Pain in arms, neck, or jaw
- ⚠ Dizziness
- ⚠ Sweating
- ⚠ Nausea
How It Is Done
- 1Pre-operative assessment including ECG, echocardiography, blood tests, and angiography
- 2Administration of local anesthesia
- 3Catheter insertion through wrist or groin artery
- 4Injection of contrast dye for imaging
- 5Balloon inflation to open blockage
- 6Stent placement to keep artery open
- 7Removal of catheter and monitoring
Recovery
- 💊 Hospital stay is usually 1–2 days
- 💊 Bed rest for a few hours after procedure
- 💊 Medicines to prevent clot formation
- 💊 Resume light activities within a few days
- 💊 Regular follow-up required
Additional Information
- ℹ Robotic catheter systems improve precision
- ℹ 3D imaging and digital navigation enhance accuracy
- ℹ AI-assisted analysis supports decision-making
- ℹ Advanced monitoring ensures safety