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Rahman, Md. Toufiqur, Majumder, AAS, Rahman, Afzalur, Ali, Mahboob, Chowdhury, Abdul Wadud, Helmy, Mohamed, Abdelal, Khaled, Ibrahem, Mohamad, Ismail, Montaser, Nassar, Mohammed, Hamad, Mohammed, Helmy, Sherif, Arafa, Salah, Elyas, Ahmed, Anilkumar, Smitha, Alzaeem, Hakam, Hajar, Rachel, Husain, Aysha, AlBannay, Rashed, Agrwal, Satish, AlHaiky, Wafa, Makki, Khalid, Koshy, Satish, Mahdi, Najla, AlAlawi, Sughra, AlAlawi, Mariam, Haidr, Majeed, Selimovic, Nedim, Alburaiki, Jehad, Khaliel, Feras, Alsanei, Aly, Eyjolfsson, Atli, Kjellamn, Ulf, Saad, Elias, Halees, Zohair, Husain, Aysha, AlSanei, Aly, Halees, Zohair, Selimovic, Nedim, Alsaddah, Jadan, Alkandari, Saad, Almutairi, Mohammad, Shokka, Wael Abu, Khaliel, Feras, Anwer, Lucman A., Selimovic, Nedim, Kjellman, Ulf, AlSanei, Ali, Alanazi, Mosleh, Saad, Elias, Alburaiki, Jehad, AlHalees, Zohair, Al-Kumaim, Mohammed, Al-Khateeb, Abdulrahman, Al-Motarreb, Ahmed, Al-Shami, Mohammed, Munibari, AbdulNasser, Al-Qudaimi, Ahmed, Jamali, Qutubkhan Abbas, Minshall, Ian, Jaafar, Ahmad, Abdulwahab, Mohammad, Al-Hashemi, Eman, Shareef, Mohammad A., Rahmatullah, Syed Hassan, Selimovic, Nedim, AlShahid, Maie, AlHalees, Zohair, Khaliel, Feras, Alsaddah, Jadan, Alkandari, Saad, Almutairi, Mohammad, Bitar, Zouheir Ibrahim, Maadarani, Ossama, Almerri, Khaled, Abdelaal, Khaled M., Abdelghafaar, Ayman M., mosalam, karam, Khaliel, Feras, Anwer, Lucman A., Abudan, Anas, Aqil, Saad Mansoor, AlHalees, Zohair, AlSanei, Ali, Khan, Shahid, Selimovic, Nedim, Elameen, Sameh M., Othman, Mohamed A., Katta, Azza, Usama, Mohammed, Al-Zakwani, I., Panduranga, P., Zubaid, M., Sulaiman, K., Rashed, W.A., Alsheikh-Ali, A.A., AlMahmeed, W., Shehab, A., Al Qudaimi, A., Asaad, N., Amin, H., Gaber, Rania, Bayomy, Suzan, Atalla, Walleed, Gaber, Rania, Gafarov, V. V., Panov, D. O., Gromova, E. A., Gagulin, I. V., Gafarova, A. V., Gafarov, V., Panov, D., Gromova, E., Gagulin, I., Gafarova, A., Kassem, Hussien H., Abdullah, Assem, Al-Jarallah, Mohamad, Kassem, Hussien H., Sayed, Wael, Aljarallah, Mohamed A., Ali, Dr Mohamed Shaaban, El Shafy, Dr Sayed kaoud Abd, Allah, Dr Essam Abd, Bakri, Dr Mohamed Hassan, Mohamed, Hesham Ali, Ghoneim, Dr Ahmed, Alfaddagh, A., Alhalabi, B., Al-Nassar, A., Zaher, R., Al-Awadhi, N., Longnecker, JC, Alhalabi, B., Alfaddagh, A., Zaher, R., Al-Awadhi, N., Al-Nassar, A., Longenecker, J., Aman, Khadija, Saeed, Ahmed, Kassim, Saba, Rashed, Wafa, Zubaid, Mohammad, Alsheikh-Ali, Alawi, Alrawahi, Najib, Ridha, Mustafa, Akbar, Mousa, Alenezi, Fahad, Alhamdan, Rashed, Almahmeed, Wael, Ouda, Hussam, Al-Mulla, Arif, Baslaib, Fahad, Shehab, Abdulla, Alnuaimi, Abdulla, Amin, Haitham, Krumholz, Harlan M., investigators, on behalf of Gulf COAST, Al-Awadi, A., Al-Sabt, Y., Al-Shammari, A., Dawod, M., Al-Janfawi, M., Al-Awadhi, N., Zaher, R., Al-Nassar, A., Alhalabi, B., Alfaddagh, A., Longenecker, J., Al-Kumim, Mohammed, Al-Sagheer, Nora, Munibari, A-Nasser, Zubaid, Reem, Ridha, Mustafa, Akbar, Mousa, Zubaid, Reem, Ridha, Mustafa, Akbar, Mousa, Ahmed, Amjad, Jamiel, Abdulrahman, Al-Mallah, Mouaz H., Usha, Parvathy T., Rajesh, Rajan, Faybushevich, A. G., Kassem, Hussien H., Hemeda, Assem A., Mousa, Ahmad T., Aljarallah, Mohamed A., Al-Youha, D., Al-Nami, N., El-Ghandour, N., Al-Fahad, F., Mohammed, A., Al-Huwais, S., Al-Taiar, A., Ahmed, Amjad, Al-Mallah, Mouaz H., Ahmed, Amjad, Al-Mallah, Mouaz H., Alsayegh, Z., Mutairi, M., Mistry, B., Alsayegh, A., Hussein, Gehan, Mostafa, Fatma Alzahraa, Zekri, Hanan, Elmahdy, Shereif, Ahmed, Amjad, Khalid, Fatima, Qureshi, Waqas, AL-Mallah, Mouaz H., Rashed, Wafa, Zubaid, Mohammad, Alsheikh-Ali, Alawi, Alrawahi, Najib, Ridha, Mustafa, Akbar, Mousa, Alenezi, Fahad, Alhamdan, Rashed, Almahmeed, Wael, Ouda, Hussam, Al-Mulla, Arif, Baslaib, Fahad, Shehab, Abdulla, Alnuaimi, Abdulla, Amin, Haitham, Krumholz, Harlan M., investigators, on behalf of Gulf COAST, Salem, Dr. Mohamed, Bashawar, Dr. Zelikha, Alali, Dr. Amal, Al-huthaifi, Abdulkareem, Namazi, Mohammad Hassan, Vakili, Hossein, Safi, Morteza, Saadat, Habibollah, Mohammad, Bassim I., Yousif, Fadhil G., Yousif, Mahdi S., Mohamed, Ghada A., Gaber, Marwa A., Hamdy, Samiaa, Abd-Elazeem, Ali, Mohamed, Ghada A., Mustafa, Soheir, Wahed, Lobna Abdel, El-Deen, Hanan Sharaf, Zedan, Mohamed, Mohamed, Ghada A., Abd-Elrahman, Mohamed Z., Aboushokka, W., Soliman, H., Mahran, R., ElKady, T., AL-Khawlani, Najat, AL-Khawlani, Abdulkarim, AL-Motarreb, Ahmed, AlSadda, Jadan, Sherif, Shirefa, AlMilahi, Mariam, AlMutairi, Mohammad, Hayat, Nasser |
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European Heart Journal Supplements: Journal of the European Society of Cardiology; September 2015, Vol. 17 Issue: Supplement 5 pE8-E8, 1p |
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Background Ischemic Heart Disease (IHD) is a major and increasing health care issue in Bangladesh. Since the first human percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) procedure was performed in 1977, the use of this procedure has increased dramatically, becoming one of the most common medical interventions performed. The technique, originally developed in Switzerland by Andreas Gruentzig, has transformed the practice of revascularization for coronary artery disease (CAD). Initially used in the treatment of patients with stable angina and discrete lesions in a single coronary artery, coronary angioplasty has multiple indications today, including unstable angina, acute myocardial infarction (MI), and multivessel CAD. With the combination of sophisticated equipment, experienced operators, and modern drug therapy, coronary angioplasty has evolved into an effective nonsurgical modality for treating patients with CAD. Methods A prospective study was conducted in National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) Dhaka; Al-Helal Heart Institute and Hospital, Mirpur Dhaka; Urobangla Heart Hospital, Lalmatia, Dhaka, Lab-Aid Cardiac Hospital, Dhaka and Metropolitan Hospital, Mohakhali, Dhaka from August 2003 to July 2013. A total of 1100 patients underwent coronary angioplasty and stenting. Angioplasty was done as elective & adhoc basis. Results Most of the cases are of middle age group. 88% are male. 58% are smokers, 40% hypertensives, 33% have diabetes and 28% are dyslipidemic. 54% had STEMI, 20% had unstable angina, 14% had chronic stable angina. 75% had single vessel disease, 20% had double vessel diseases, 5% had triple vessel diseases. 90 patients had total occlusion. 47 % had lesion in LAD, 33% had lesion in RCA, 12% had lesion in LCX. In most of the indicated cases PCI was done efficiently with very minimum rate of failure & complications. In hospital mortality was only 1.6% with 0.8% periprocedure MI - due to sub acute stent thrombosis. Conclusion In the field of management of coronary artery disease percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is the internationally recognized standard treatment worldwide for more than last 3 decades. Our result of PCI correlates well with the other studies worldwide, though the study population is not big enough & there are many lacks of logistics in our country. Complications during and in-hospital period are very few. |
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