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Myocardial infarction| Heart attack



         What is Heart Attack|Myocardial Infarction| 

This article discusses aspects of heart attacks. different  used to diagnose pancreatic diseases. Here, learn about the causes ,symptoms risk factors, and more.

Keywordscoronary artery acute myocardial infarctionTroponins T and I- estimation

 ischemia | angina|hyperlipidemia|Diabetic Mellitus|

           Table of contents

         Table of contents

1.

Definition

2.

Cause

3.

Symptoms

4.

Diagnosis

5

Prevention

6.

Treatment

 

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                                                   Heart Movements

 

Definition:

When the heart's blood supply reduces or stops suddenly, then myocardial ischemia occurs and, if occlusion is prolonged, myocardial infarction will occur. Myocardial infarction is a severe condition; therefore, we must know about MI's cause, risk factors, prevention, and treatment.

cavities of the heart

                                                           



Causes

If a block occurs in any coronary artery or its branch, the blood supply of that area is reduced, causing ischemia in the area of the heart supplied by that artery. If the block is sufficient to occlude the blood supply for a prolonged period, it will cause aseptic necrosis of the myocardium of that area.

 The block starts slowly, causing angina. Finally, the obstruction increases and incapacitates the person.

The block may occur suddenly, causing acute myocardial infarction.

 

Pathophysiology :

In the case of hyperlipidemia, lipids deposition occurs under endothelial layers of the arteries, which bulges in the arterial lumen, thus reducing the blood supply to that area. 

When the deposition of lipids becomes more, it may cause rupture of the arteries' endothelial layers, causing an acute block.

 An acute block may be due to an embolus.

The leading causes are high cholesterol and triglycerides levels- along with dyslipidemias. Myocardial hypertrophy, arrhythmia

 

 

 

                                     Risk factors

 

Family history

Stress 

Age: increases with age

Sex: females often suffer from heart attacks. 

High blood pressure.

Diabetic Mellitus, 

Obesity

High cholesterol, triglycerides levels-dyslipidemias.

Myocardial hypertrophy, 

Arrhythmia

Lack of physical activity

Smoking

Alcohol consumption



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                                                           Symptoms

Myocardial infarction may be without any chest pain. However, especially In old age and diabetic persons, painless or silent myocardial infarction is common.

It may go unrecognized. Usually, it is with acute chest pain with profuse sweating, but breathlessness, vomiting, syncope, and collapse are common presenting symptoms.

The most typical symptom is chest pain or discomfort, extending into the soldier, left arm, back, and neck. 

Shortness of breath, breathlessness, in some cases, this is the only symptom.

Cold sweat, increased or decreased heart rate.

Indigestion,epigastric pain 

Anxiety and fear of death.

Feeling tired

Feeling faint, and 

Nausea, vomiting

Collapse, syncope.

 

                                         Diagnosis

1. Clinical history

2. ECG –will diagnose myocardial infarction as well as the site of the infarction. ST-segment elevation in the leads overlying or facing the infarct area.

 

Site of myocardial infarction:

Changes in the Lead of ECG:

 

 

Site of myocardial  infarction

Changes in the Lead of ECG

1.

Anterior

I,Avl, V3-5

2.

Lateral

II,III,aVF

3.

Septal

V1-3.

4.

Posterior

II,III,aVF

 

 Clinical history and ECG are important in spot diagnosis.

Blood test for enzymes and proteins concentrated within the cardiac cells a) CK-MB estimation

         b) Troponins T and I- estimation

         c) LDH- estimation

Increased white cell count (WBC),

Increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)

Increased C-reactive protein (CRP).

3. Echocardiography

4. Chest X-ray

 5. Coronary angiography and angioplasty 

                                    Prevention

 Lifestyle changes-physical exercises, diet changes –low calorie, low-fat diet.

Reduce obesity and weight.

Control of hypertension and other diseases.

No smoking, no alcohol

 

                                     Treatment

Myocardial infarction is a medical emergency, a life-threatening condition, and fatal, but improved treatment can save a life. Therefore urgent hospitalization is essential.

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