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Cardiac catheterization

Cardiac catheterization

by Medwatch 7 | Feb 29, 2016 | Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, Heart & Vascular, Heart Month, Heart Surgery, Medwatch 7, Risk Factors

Cardiac catheterization from Medwatch 7 KSWO on Vimeo. A blocked artery in the heart can lead to chest pain and eventually cause a heart attack. Cardiac catheterization is a procedure that allows cardiologists to see exactly how much damage is in the artery. Cardiac...
Cardiac catheterization

Coronary artery disease

by Medwatch 7 | Feb 26, 2016 | Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, Heart & Vascular, Heart Month, Heart Surgery, Medwatch 7, Risk Factors

Coronary artery disease from Medwatch 7 KSWO on Vimeo. Coronary artery disease is the most common form of cardiovascular disease and is the number one killer in the US. The job of the coronary arteries is to provide the heart with blood and oxygen. But, when fatty...
Cardiac catheterization

Valvular heart disease

by Medwatch 7 | Feb 25, 2016 | aortic stenosis, Heart & Vascular, Heart Month, Heart Surgery, Medwatch 7, Risk Factors

Valvular heart disease from Medwatch 7 KSWO on Vimeo. Valvular heart disease is affecting more and more American’s mostly due to the increasing age of our population. The most common valvular condition is called aortic valve stenosis. What may seem like symptoms of...
Cardiac catheterization

Pacemakers

by Medwatch 7 | Feb 24, 2016 | Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, Heart & Vascular, Heart Month, Heart Surgery, Medwatch 7, Pacemakers, Risk Factors

Pacemakers from Medwatch 7 KSWO on Vimeo. Nearly five million Americans suffer from heart failure, a condition that can cause fatigue, shortness of breath, inability to lay flat or perform usual daily activities. Patients suffering with these symptoms can benefit from...
Cardiac catheterization

Calcium scoring

by Medwatch 7 | Feb 23, 2016 | Heart & Vascular, Heart Month, Heart Surgery, Medwatch 7, Nutrition, Risk Factors

Calcium scoring from Medwatch 7 KSWO on Vimeo. Calcium scoring is a newer technology to help detect who’s at risk for heart disease. It is a type of CT scan that measures the amount of calcium in the blood vessels of the heart. But, Cardiologists warn this new...
Cardiac catheterization

Aspirin saves lives

by Medwatch 7 | Feb 23, 2016 | Heart & Vascular, Heart Month, Heart Surgery, Medwatch 7

Aspirin from Medwatch 7 KSWO on Vimeo. Many Americans at risk for heart attacks and strokes use aspirin to help prevent them from happening. But does aspirin work for everyone? One Lawton cardiologist says people don’t realize how much aspirin really...
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