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What is revescularisation? for Heart Disease? |
What is revescularisation? for Heart Disease? Heart Surgery What is transmyocardial revascularization? How does this procedure work? ... Transmyocardial revascularization (TMR) is a new surgical procedure. ... http://www.siumed.edu/surgery/cardiothor... It is what is called a by-pass surgery. They reroute the arteries so they can get blood to area cut off by clogged arteries. Usually they use arteries from elsewhere in body. You can find more info at any cardiology page. surgery wise it can be done either by _PTCA=percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty i.e the doc insert a catheter from the skin right to your coronary artery then try to remove the thrombus and then either s/he puts a a stent or no _CABG=coronary artery by-pass graft the doc will use other artery from your body like (internal mammary artery )to replace the blocked coronary artery so the new artery would be attached from your aorta to the cardiac muscle and convey blood to it.. why you do the first not the 2 depending on your condition cause there are indication for each one I'm a medical student |
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