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Secondary effect of angiogram

2017-06-08 15:59:56
Can angiogram cause cardiac instability? Whar are the effects of cardiac instability on other parts of body. Will it cause clumping of intestine, sever stomach pain, nausea etc.?
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coronary angiogram has now become a safe procedure ober the years, nevertheless it should not be undertaken unless when clearly indicated. it has a rate of 1 in 1000 serious complications, which varies from patient to patient and depends on no. of factors like 1. age 2. kidney function 3. pumping capacity of heart(LVEF) 4. serum electrolytes, hemoglobin the list is long

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