Cardiovascular Angiography

Coronary angiography is the gold standard for determining coronary artery disease, the procedure is relatively simple and does not require an open chest, so don't worry too much about it, it is just a puncture needle thicker than the average syringe needle in the wrist or groin at the arteries after the puncture, the next guidewire to the coronary artery port of the heart, then injected into the contrast agent, under the x-ray, the contrast agent is developed in order to observe whether there is a stenosis of coronary arteries and the degree of stenosis, to clearly coronary artery disease diagnosis.

The surgery does not affect the body much, as much as you can rest assured, generally is the radiation of x-ray, book bleeding after surgery, and allergy to the contrast agent, but these in the preoperative doctor will be a detailed examination of you, the operation will be carefully operated to avoid accidents, and will be supervised for 12 hours after the operation. Nowadays, the coronary angiography technology in a typical tertiary hospital is quite advanced, so you don't have to worry too much.

Cardiovascular ct can be done in all three hospitals, and some of the two hospitals also carry out, your local hospital can certainly do this test.