On April 22, Dr. Huynh Phuc Nguyen diagnosed Mr. Chinh with acute myocardial infarction with inferior ST elevation, indicating blockages in the blood vessels supplying his heart. The medical team quickly conducted emergency tests and consultations to determine the best treatment plan for the patient.
Mr. Chinh, 78 years old, experienced acute myocardial infarction due to blockage in his coronary arteries, which led to reduced blood flow to his heart. The doctor performed two stent placements during cardiac catheterization to improve blood flow to his heart.
The Coronary Intervention Unit at the hospital identified severe narrowing and blockages in the blood vessels feeding Mr. Chinh’s heart. In a complex procedure, the team used intravascular ultrasound to accurately assess the damage and place stents to restore blood flow to his heart.
After the interventions, Mr. Chinh’s symptoms improved, and his blood pressure stabilized. Dr. Minh explained the challenges of treating a patient with a history of smoking-induced atherosclerosis. The team successfully placed stents in both coronary arteries, optimizing blood flow and reducing the risk of complications.
Through this life-threatening experience, Mr