When we get cold with endless sneezing and coughing, almost everyone knows how to act. Someone makes a lime blossom by grandmother's recipe, and someone goes to the pharmacy for the usual paracetamol or a brand new miracle drug. However, many ordinary people are completely lost when the heart is at the sight of an ailment.
Despite a huge number of methods for diagnosing heart disease, one of the most accessible and informative studies is still electrocardiography. The ECG makes it possible to detect not only and not so much myocardial infarction, as well as changes or disturbances in the conductivity of the electrical pulse in the heart, and not always these changes are accompanied by complaints from the patient. An example of such a pathology is atrioventricular blockade of the 2nd degree.
The attending physician appointed you an electrocardiogram: a squeaking apparatus, a whole heap of wires with suction cups and a long tape covered with mysterious curves, as a result. What do these teeth and knolls say?
In a nutshell, unfortunately, the technique of decoding the ECG will not tell. However, it is possible and necessary to understand the causes and significance of those changes that the specialist will identify. For example, if it is an inconvenient abbreviation - PBSCH, also known as a complete blockade of the right leg of the bundle.
Invasive techniques in the treatment of various diseases are found everywhere - such techniques are not only for surgeons, but also for cardiologists, ophthalmologists, neurologists, and indeed in virtually any field of medicine. Consider the general issues of such techniques as blockade of the brachial plexus area.
The blockade of the brachial plexus, speaking in the usual language, is nothing more than the "shutdown" of the individual or a group of nerve fibers necessary for various purposes.
Osteochondrosis, as well as some other diseases, can cause acute or chronic pain in the spine and in other parts of the body innervated by the affected nerves. The need for early relief of the pain syndrome is recognized by all doctors, but since this does not solve the nature of the problem, sometimes this principle is questioned by the patients themselves, who, especially if the pain has become chronic, prefer to endure and achieve a more distant but lasting effect.
