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Curr Trend Cardiol. 2017 | Volume 1 Issue 3
September 18-19, 2017 | Toronto, Canada
Annual Conference on
HEART DISEASES
P
ost CABG recurrent ischemia , are classified into Early
& Late according to time of presentation, Each of them
has its distinguished ertiology, and mode of management
Management depends lagely upon, mode of presentation,
either acute or chronic, but medical and interventional
techniques are still the options we do have Intervention of
such cases depends largely on, number of available grafts,
extent and severity of new ischic episode, and location of
lesions.Clinical condition of PT, myocardial functions, and
viability, and the fully equipped centre with expertise of
service providers are all important factors that determine
the outcome , morbidity and mortality. The present case was
an example of late Post CABG acute ischemia presented with
NSTEMI, Hypotension, Cardiogenic shock, recurrent cardiac
arrest VT, VF, so, medical hemodynamic support with rapid
intervention decision were the only proposed steps that
seemed to save PTs life, support PT hemodynamics, and
finally resolve the problem.
Speaker Biography
Ahmed Salah, M.D. is an invasive cardiologist at National Heart Insitute , Cairo , Egypt.
He has also special interest at ischemic heart failure PTs, and wheather medical
management alone or interventions plus medical management could improve cardiac
conditions and function and improve mode of life , He worked at many institutions
in Egypt , The Egyheart centre for cardiology and cardiac intervention. He received a
training on myocardial viability at nuclear department at Technical university Hospital ,
Munich, Germany. He is now the Head of interventional cardiology department of MD
Hospital , a hospital well established since 1956 , at Alkhobar City , Eastern proviance
, Saudi Arabia.
e:
ahmedslaheldin@mdh.com.saPCI post CABG
Ahmed Salah Eldin
National Heart Institute, Egypt