Translation of "Cardiac catheterization" in German

The radiation dose was reduced by 90% in the cardiac catheterization laboratory Salzburg.

In some embodiments of the invention, a catheter may be a catheter for brain or cardiac catheterization.

Cardiac catheterization (angiography) helps to determine the function of the coronary arteries and the heart valves.

Angioplasty is performed in the cardiac catheterization laboratory.

The Nymphenburg Cardiac Catheterization Lab was founded in January 1994. The catheterization laboratory represents an exemplary collaboration between practice-based cardiologists and...

Besides conventional coronary angiography other cardiac catheterization methods, such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and vascular pressure measurements (FFR) are used to assess the relevance of a coronary stenosis, since not every stenosis needs to be treated.

A cardiac catheterization laboratory has dedicated diagnostic imaging equipment to visualize the arteries of the heart and allow health care professionals to make the appropriate interventions.

In 1929, Werner Forßmann (1904-1979), who was then an intern at the Auguste Victoria Clinic (today known as the Werner Forßmann Hospital) in Eberswalde near Berlin, carried out the first cardiac catheterization by way of an experiment on himself.

Although such a surgical introduction can be monitored and controlled, for example with fluoroscopy (Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory=CCL) or with ultrasound (Transesophageal Echocardiogram=TEE), oftentimes—due to the limited maneuverability of the prosthetic heart valve which is still in a collapsed state during the introduction procedure and despite being in the collapsed state is still of relatively large size—it is not possible to ensure the required positioning accuracy and especially the angular position to the prosthetic heart valve implant with the corresponding anchoring elements affixed thereto.

For example, insertion of the positioning stent can also be monitored and controlled using fluoroscopy (Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory=CCL) or ultrasound (Transesophageal Echocardiogram=TEE).

In rare instances, a veterinarian may also want to check for pressure disparities within the heart (intracardial) and within the vessels (intravascular) by catheterizing it, a process called cardiac catheterization.

Sometimes urgent cardiac catheterization (a tube through the leg blood vessels into the heart blood vessels) is done to find and remove the blockage.

DES are safe and significantly reduce the risk of re-stenosis.Besides conventional coronary angiography other cardiac catheterization methods, such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and vascular pressure measurements (FFR) are used to assess the relevance of a coronary stenosis, since not every stenosis needs to be treated.

Other, less sensitive tests which might still supply useful information about the heart are cardiac catheterization, where a tube is inserted into an artery or vein in the arm or leg, and then threaded up into the chambers of the heart; and electrocardiogram, which records the heart’s electrical muscle activity.

The Nobel Prize for Medicine was awarded to Werner Otto Theodor Forßmann, André Frédéric Cournand and Dickinson W. Richards in 1956 for their discoveries in relation to cardiac catheterization and pathological changes in the circulatory system.

In this trial, cardiac catheterization was performed in 88.7% of the patients assigned to standard treatment a median of 32.5 hours after randomization and in 98.5% of the patients assigned to routine early PCI a median of 2.8 hours after randomization.