Published January 26, 2025
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INTERVENTIONAL PRACTICE IN PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT AORTOCORONARY SHUNTING
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- 1. Tashkent medical academy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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The invasiveness of coronary angiography is that a vein is punctured to insert a special thin tube, a catheter, which will be advanced toward the heart during the procedure. The doctor controls the catheter advancement using equipment. During coronary angiography, a radiopaque substance is injected, one that can absorb X-rays. Coronary angiography of the heart vessels rarely requires general anesthesia; in the vast majority of cases, local anesthesia is sufficient. The study does not require long-term hospitalization and has high diagnostic value for determining the patient's health, the method of his treatment and the volume of necessary surgical manipulations.
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