Advantages of EECP Treatment over Bypass Surgery and Angioplasty.

"AN APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY ;
EECP TREATMENT FOR 35 DAYS KEEPS YOUR HEART DISEASE AWAY."

All the treatment strategies for coronary artery disease, whether it is invasive or non-invasive, bypass or angioplasty or EECP or it is medical management, these strategies basic is to improve the blood flow to heart muscles across the blocked arteries. So if you want to increase the blood supply across the blocked arteries in a simple way, EECP is the only solution.

EECP is a non-invasive treatment.
It does not involve any invasive procedure and does not involve any injection.
It is highly cost-effective.

When compared with existing modalities of treatment like PTCA and CABG. It costs 1/4th of the cost of bypass surgery and angioplasty. But it can provide the same relief in symptoms and the same improvement in quality of life. What a CABG and PTCA can offer. Since EECP is non-invasive it does not involve any injury or complications or adverse effects when compared to PTCA and CABG.

Even though invasive treatments are effective in a certain group of patient, it also carries a high risk of procedural complication and post-operative complications. In certain conditions, CABG surgery may cause a stroke. Sometimes it causes a reduction of memory loss and many times delay in wound healing may take place. Here EECP is absolutely a non – invasive and does not have to involve any injury. So the patient can able to go to work every day after a one-hour treatment. So overall when compared to the advantages of cardiac treatment, EECP provides improvement similar to what invasive surgery can offer. So as a physician I would recommend EECP as the first option for the patient with coronary artery disease to improve their quality of life and improve myocardial blood flow beyond the blocked artery. If EECP may not able to provide symptomatic improvement, quality of life improvement, and prevent recurrent hospitalization and then I may consider other invasive options. In our experience with optimal medical management and EECP in a patient with the stable condition, more than 90%of the patient may not need to go for an interventional procedure.

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