Alcohol Injections in the Heart Save the Old Man

VIVAlife - Saving the life of a patient to a doctor's duty. No wonder, when many doctors perform myriad ways to heal patients, including extreme ways.


Mirror launch, a doctor was able to save the life of a patient by injecting alcohol on the heart. Scarce medical treatment was done to induce a heart attack to be easily controlled.

Cardiologist Dr. Tom Johnson said Ronald Aldom patients will never be able to leave Bristol Heart Intitute if there is no change in his condition.

77-year-old Ronald was diagnosed with tachycardia ventikal. Where this condition affects the heart rhythm. The disease is triggered by a heart attack he had ever experienced before.

Before doing sunyikan alcohol, the surgical team plans to perform heart surgery with standard procedure, but it is contrary to the conditions of age-old Ronald. Here, the team decided to treat it with ethanol ablation.

For healing procedure, a small balloon is placed in the coronary artery. The goal is to accommodate the alcohol derived from the injections. Furthermore, alcohol is injected in the patient's arteries.

"This procedure is intended to stabilize the patient's heart rhythm" explains Dr. Johnson.

Ronald also said that the procedure is enough to make him stay for three days in the hospital. "I think it's incredible, a doctor tried everything to help save me" he said. (eh)

Sources: http://life.viva.co.id/news/read/377513