angiographie coronaire (CAG)

angiographie coronaire (CAG)

Bangkok, Thaïlande

During a coronary angiogram procedure, a small catheter is inserted through the skin into an artery at the arm or groin, slowly advancing to the opening of the coronary arteries. A solution containing iodine is injected into each coronary artery, where visualization can be observed from an x-ray.

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À propos du forfait

During a coronary angiogram procedure, a small catheter is inserted through the skin into an artery at the arm or groin, slowly advancing to the opening of the coronary arteries. A solution containing iodine is injected into each coronary artery, where visualization can be observed from an x-ray.

Inclusions et exclusions

Inclusions

  • Room charges (for the specified period)

  • Consumables, Surgery & Surgeon's fees

  • O.T. charges

  • Anesthesia charges

  • Routine medicines for the number of days as per the package offered. If any extra medicines are

  • required which are not routinely used then it would be charged as per the actual

  • Food and Beverages for the patient only as per the diet recommendation.

Exclusions

  • All expenses for stay beyond the package period

  • Professional charges of other consultants

  • Any other additional procedure

  • Use of special drugs/ consumables

  • Blood products

  • CT/MRI or complex lab investigation

  • Cost of high-value consumables valves/conduits/grafts will be charged extra (unless otherwise

  • specified) as per applicable rates over and above package cost

À propos du traitement

Coronary Artery Angiography (CAG) is a diagnostic procedure used to visualize the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart muscle. Here’s a concise overview:

Purpose:

  • CAG identifies blockages and abnormalities in the coronary arteries to guide treatment decisions for conditions like coronary artery disease (CAD).

Procedure:

  • A catheter is inserted into a blood vessel, usually through the wrist or groin.
  • Contrast dye is injected through the catheter, making the coronary arteries visible on X-ray images.
  • The images help detect narrowings or blockages in the arteries.

Benefits:

  • Provides precise information about coronary artery health.
  • Enables targeted treatment planning, potentially including immediate interventions like angioplasty.

Recovery:

  • Patients typically go home the same day and need a short period for monitoring.
  • Follow-up appointments are essential to discuss findings and treatment options.

Conclusion:

  • CAG is a crucial tool for diagnosing and managing coronary artery disease, providing detailed insights that are vital for effective treatment planning.