Acute coronary syndrome is a very serious disease, one of the leading causes of cardiovascular death. In acute coronary syndrome, there are many different conditions, the classification of these conditions is very important in treatment and intervention.

The coronary arteries are an extremely important blood supply system for the heart in particular and for the entire human body in general. Let's learn about coronary artery disease and come up with the most appropriate treatment options.

Vinmec Times City Hospital would like to thank customers for their interest in learning about coronary artery bypass surgery. We would like to summarize the relevant information so that the patient has more information to prepare before, during and after surgery.

Acute coronary syndrome (also known as acute coronary syndrome) is a dangerous cardiovascular syndrome, which can be life-threatening.

My father had coronary bypass surgery on the background of diabetes and high blood pressure 2 weeks ago, still in the emergency department. Currently, the white blood cell count is increasing day by day, there is no fever, many tests are done, but no microorganisms causing the infection are found, and despite the strong dose of broad-spectrum antibiotics, they do not respond to antibiotics. I would like to ask why the high white blood cell count after 2 weeks of surgery is caused and how is it treated?

Arterial bypass surgery is a technique performed to create a new circulation path for blood flow that is blocked by a hematoma. In particular, axillary-femoral artery bypass surgery is considered an effective treatment for some chronic ischemic diseases of the lower limbs.