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What can I expect when recovering from an angioplasty?

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dr Neil Ruparelia

What can I expect when recovering from an angioplasty?

Here Professor N. Ruparelia Consultant Cardiologist discusses what to possibly expect when recovering from an angioplasty.

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Angioplasty

In this playlist Professor Neil Ruparelia Consultant Cardiologist discusses what a angioplasty is, risks associated, what its use is in treatment of coronary disease and what to expect when recovering from an angioplasty procedure.

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

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What is coronary artery disease?

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Here Professor N. Ruparelia Consultant Cardiologist discusses what coronary artery disease is and what treatment aims to do.

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How long does an angioplasty take?

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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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Is coronary artery disease curable?

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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.