CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION: "TIPS, TRICKS AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS"

Abstract

Cardiac catheterization remains a cornerstone of modern cardiology, offering essential diagnostic and therapeutic benefits by providing detailed insights into cardiovascular health. This procedure involves the insertion of a catheter into the heart's chambers or coronary arteries to evaluate cardiac function and guide interventions. With its roots tracing back to the early 20th century, cardiac catheterization has evolved significantly, incorporating advanced imaging techniques, improved catheter designs, and innovative therapeutic approaches. Key aspects of effective cardiac catheterization include optimal equipment selection, meticulous procedural techniques, and vigilant management of potential complications. Future developments promise further enhancements, such as advanced imaging technologies, robotic-assisted procedures, and the integration of artificial intelligence. This research aims to explore practical tips and techniques to optimize cardiac catheterization procedures, improve patient outcomes, and address evolving challenges in the field.