Interv Akut Kardiol. 2003;2(2):86-88
Coronary angiography with subsequent revascularisation is a common diagnostic and therapeutic method in patients with an acute coronary syndrome. Low hospital and follow-up mortality in uncomplicated patients is markedly rising in accordance to a degree of heart failure. Except of technically good carried out revascularisation a complex approach, including high-quality support of vital functions in a catheterization laboratory, during transfer and within a stay in a coronary care unit, represents a considerable role in patients with heart failure Killip 3–4 degree. Standard mechanisms for permanent support of patient´s vital functions must be established in each cardiology departement, catheterization laboratory and intensive care unit are not suitable places for an improvisation.
Published: December 31, 2003 Show citation
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