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When your heart needs closer attention

Interventional cardiology is a medical field that uses small tubes called catheters to diagnose and evaluate heart and blood vessel conditions. These catheter-based procedures allow doctors to examine and treat heart problems through blood vessels rather than requiring surgery.

This approach focuses on blood flow in the heart and blood vessels, helping to identify issues that may affect how blood circulates through your body. Interventional cardiologists work with conditions such as coronary artery disease, heart valve problems, and structural heart defects.

At Thomson Medical, we provide interventional cardiology services, starting with evaluation and diagnosis, and our doctors will discuss treatment options that may be suitable for your individual condition and ongoing monitoring throughout your care.

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What heart conditions do we evaluate?

During your consultation, our doctor will discuss your symptoms and concerns privately. Based on your symptoms and risk factors, the doctor will recommend specific tests and evaluations appropriate for your condition.

Common heart conditions a doctor may evaluate?

Condition	What It Affects	Key Symptoms to Watch For	Who Should Be Evaluated
Coronary Artery Disease	Blood flow through heart arteries	Chest pain during activity, shortness of breath with exertion, fatigue	Those with chest pain, abnormal stress tests, or suspected artery blockages
Heart Valve Disease	Heart valve function and blood flow	Shortness of breath, chest discomfort, heart murmur, fatigue	Patients with valve defects or abnormal valve function on imaging
Structural Heart Disease	Heart wall and chamber structure	Often no symptoms, occasionally shortness of breath or irregular heartbeat	Those with septal defects or other structural abnormalities found on tests
Peripheral Artery Disease	Blood flow to arms and legs	Leg pain when walking, cold feet, slow-healing wounds, cramping	People with leg pain when walking or poor circulation to limbs
Congenital Heart Conditions	Heart defects present from birth	Varies; may include shortness of breath, fatigue, or exercise intolerance	Adults with known congenital heart issues requiring intervention
Acute Coronary Syndrome	Sudden blockage of heart arteries	Severe chest pain, sweating, nausea, arm or jaw pain	Emergency situations like heart attacks requiring immediate treatment
Vascular Disease	Blood vessel problems throughout body	May include pain, numbness, or poor circulation	Patients with blood vessel conditions affecting circulation

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