Frequently Asked Questions
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Urology
Most patients recover within a few days and return to normal activity soon after, with medication and follow up to protect the heart.
Yes. Angioplasty is a well established, minimally invasive procedure with less risk
and faster recovery than open surgery, performed here with advanced imaging
guidance.
It is angioplasty guided by tools such as FFR, IVUS, and OCT, which assess the
blockage and confirm precise stent placement inside the artery.
It is emergency angioplasty performed during a heart attack to reopen the blocked
artery quickly, which saves heart muscle and improves survival.
Angioplasty is a procedure that opens a blocked heart artery using a balloon and
stent, passed through a thin catheter without open surgery.
