This 75 years old lady describes her experience of having an elective (planned)coronary angiogram. The procedure was done via a needle puncture of the right radial artery (artery in the wrist) to access the coronary arteries (arteries of the heart).
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And everything was explained properly and I understood everything that they were saying. And the people that were in the clinic where I went were extremely nice and they explained everything to me. And I was very happy and satisfied with what happened. And you shouldn't be, you shouldn't be worried about having it done. There we go. Make sure you drink plenty of water. I will, yeah. I brought a bottle with me, actually. Yeah. Is that better? Can you tell more, can you tell more about what kind of the procedure was it? Um, was it, what, like they tape you in? Yeah. The lady, the lady. They do your, what do you call that? through the artery and you have a camera come through that goes over you yeah it goes over your face goes one way goes another and then the young man that's doing it I'll tell you are how you're feeling and then he goes telling them to go over and then he said they found a narrowing of the artery so they needed to just see, I'm sorry I'm a bit silly with my head, yeah just to check to To see how large it is or how small it is, anyway, it was fine, it was just a small, when I have migraines I can't concentrate. It was a tiny, but normal, and not to worry about it. But there's just a slight, oh, I should think of it in a minute. What do you call it? It's a small. Narrowing. Yes, thank you. But nothing to worry about. Okay. And I was extremely pleased with it.
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