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Is coronary artery disease curable?

Here Professor N. Ruparelia discusses the reason for treatment of coronary atheroma and why the risk factors are important to indicate management of disease progression.

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Coronary Artery Disease

This playlist compiled videos with Professor N. Ruparelia discussing important topics relating to coronary artery disease. Themes include what coronary artery disease is, risk factors associated with progression of the disease, symptoms and treatment options.

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How long does an angioplasty take?

Here Professor N. Ruparelia Consultant Cardiologist discusses how long a diagnostic angiogram and rough time to perform an angioplasty alongside the potential recovery and discharge time.

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What complications are associated with coronary artery disease?

Here Professor N. Ruparelia discusses the complications associated with acute plaque rupture with progressive coronary artery disease and the aims of therapy.

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Can I have a valve replacement if I have other diseases?

Here Professor N. Ruparelia Consultant Cardiologist discusses whether comorbidities impact the ability to undergo an valve replacement, how surgical techniques are decided upon and who is involved in the decision making process.

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What are the risks of a TAVI procedure?

Here Professor N. Ruparelia Consultant Cardiologist discusses the potential risks associated with undergoing a TAVI procedure.

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