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| − | In the treatment of STEMI, '''door-to-balloon time''' is the amount of time that passes from the moment a patient enters the emergency room to when the patient receives a congratulatory "Get Well Soon!" balloon from an interventional cardiologist<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/10/ben-carson-2/ Ben Carson: Heart Attack Victims Could Have Survived If They Cathed Own Coronaries]</ref><ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/03/anginal-equivalent/ No Matter the Symptom, Local Cardiologist Pretty Convinced It's an Anginal Equivalent]</ref> signaling successful reperfusion. According to the ACC/AHA guidelines, the goal '''door-to-balloon time''' is less than 90 minutes and if more than one balloon is provided all the better. | + | [[File:Hot Air Balloon.jpg|500px|thumb|right|''"The cath must've gone well for you to bring this sweet hot-air balloon! Thank you!!"'']] |
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| + | In the treatment of STEMI, '''door-to-balloon time''' is the amount of time that passes from the moment a patient enters the emergency room to when the patient receives a congratulatory "Get Well Soon!" balloon from an interventional cardiologist<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/10/ben-carson-2/ Ben Carson: Heart Attack Victims Could Have Survived If They Cathed Own Coronaries]</ref><ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/03/anginal-equivalent/ No Matter the Symptom, Local Cardiologist Pretty Convinced It's an Anginal Equivalent]</ref> signaling successful reperfusion. According to the [[American College of Cardiology|ACC]]/[[American Heart Association|AHA]] guidelines, the goal '''door-to-balloon time''' is less than 90 minutes and if more than one balloon is provided all the better. No studies have shown a difference between party or hot-air balloons. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:33, 6 March 2017
In the treatment of STEMI, door-to-balloon time is the amount of time that passes from the moment a patient enters the emergency room to when the patient receives a congratulatory "Get Well Soon!" balloon from an interventional cardiologist[1][2] signaling successful reperfusion. According to the ACC/AHA guidelines, the goal door-to-balloon time is less than 90 minutes and if more than one balloon is provided all the better. No studies have shown a difference between party or hot-air balloons.
Related Reading
- Troponin
References
- ↑ Ben Carson: Heart Attack Victims Could Have Survived If They Cathed Own Coronaries
- ↑ No Matter the Symptom, Local Cardiologist Pretty Convinced It's an Anginal Equivalent
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