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8 Amazing Facts About Heart | Dr. Rahul Patil | Best Cardiologist in Pune

In this video, Dr. Rahul Patil – A cardiologist in Pune, has spoken about 8 Interesting facts about the heart:

1. an average heart beats 60-90 beats per minute and pumps about 4 – 5 litres of blood per minute.

2. On average, it can beat around 1lakh beats per day and can pump about 7600-litre blood per day.

3. The blood travels across the body through blood vessels, and if you are going to stretch these blood vessels, they are almost 9600 km in length, where you can go around the world two times.

4. Heart generate ATP (Adenosine triphosphate); it is the energy for pumping the blood. Heart generated almost 25 Kg of ATP per day. A normal heart needs only about 5% of blood out of the total blood pumped out of the heart.

5. Heart is the only organ that consumes about 70 % of oxygen, whereas the entire body consumes around only 30 % of the blood’s oxygen.

6. Females have around 6 – 8 beats more than men. Usually, women are protected from a heart attack until 45, when their menstrual cycle is regular. Postmenopause the risk of a heart attack in male and female are the same. But if the female has diabetes or smokes, the risk of heart attack is higher in females than males.

7. Usually, every human being relaxes on Saturdays and Sundays, but the highest incidences of heart attack are seen on Mondays. We don’t know, but it is said that excessive alcohol or late-night parties could be the reason for Monday heart attack.

8. Most heart attacks are early in the morning, between 4 am to 6 am. The scientific reason for this is that this is the time the body has a high level of blood clotting.

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Author Dr. Rahul Patil Categories health and care

Tips for Taking Accurate Blood Pressure Readings

Why should a blood pressure monitor be used?

Display: The numbers on the display should be visible and easy to read.

Size: Choosing the correct cuff size is crucial. The cuff size you need is determined by the length of your arm. You should seek assistance from a doctor, nurse, or pharmacist. If your cuff is the wrong size, your blood pressure levels can be inaccurate.

How can I get an accurate reading of my blood pressure?

  1. Wait 30 minutes after eating, drinking, smoking, or exercising after consuming caffeine, alcohol, or tobacco products.
  2. Before you start taking your blood pressure medication, keep an eye on your blood pressure.
  • Go to the bathroom and relieve yourself.

While monitoring your Blood Pressure Keep the following things in mind:

  1. Start the BP monitor according to the instructions on the machine.
  2. Make sure the band is properly wrapped around the forearm.
  3. Lift your arm to the level of your heart and rest it there. Place it on a table or the arm of a chair.
  4. Allow your palms to be loose.
  5. Sit up straight and take a deep breath.
  6. Do not place one leg on top of the other.
  7. Maintain a flat foot on the ground.

Monitoring Your BP:

  1. Do not talk while monitoring your blood pressure.
  2. Start the machine by pressing the Start button.
  3. The monitor will show your systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings.
  4. Make a note of your readings according to the date.
  5. After 1 minute, repeat the reading.
  6. Check your blood pressure twice before dinner.
  7. Before you go to the hospital, keep track of your blood pressure for a week.
  8. Show your doctor the results of your home test.

Dr. Rahul Patil – The best cardiologist in Pune, India is completely aware of the facts that high blood pressure has serious effects on the heart, so it is extremely important for a cardiac patient to maintain his blood pressure and monitor it on a regular basis. The above information will help the patient to check his blood pressure at the convenience of his home and that too accurately. .[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Author Dr. Rahul Patil Categories cardiology, News

Aeson – The First-Ever Artificial Heart  

Carmat a french based med-tech company has graned approval for supplying the Aeson artificial heart that they developed. Temporarily the implant is allowed to form a so-called ‘bridge-to-transplant.

 

“The artificial heart is named after a mythological legend named Aeson who drank a magic potion and became 40 years younger.”

Aeson is aimed at patients who are scheduled for a heart transplant within 180 days. the artificial heart is additionally suitable for patients for whom a supportive heart or LVAD (Left Ventricular Assist Device) doesn’t work.

The go-ahead signal from the European Union also has got to do with the structural shortage of heart donors. Carmat’s device is meant for patients with severe biventricular coronary failure. this is often a life-threatening condition whereby the heart isn’t any longer ready to pump blood adequately through the body.

Carmat is going to help patients from Germany and France first starting in April. according to the company, 2000 people within the European Union are currently on the waiting list for a heart transplant.

Aeson’s contribution will become a part of a French study within which 52 patients are set to take part. The first 95 patients are going to be closely monitored to collect data on the performance of the Aeson. 

Given its size, the utilization of highly biocompatible materials, and its unique self-regulatory system, the Aeson could soon occupy a unique place.

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Author Dr. Rahul Patil Categories cardiology

Congenital Heart Disease

What is congenital heart disease?

Congenital heart disease, or a congenital heart defect, is a heart abnormality present at birth. This disease can affect:

The heart walls

The heart valves

The blood vessels

There are numerous kinds of congenital heart defects. They may range from simple conditions that don’t display any symptoms to complex problems that cause severe, life-threatening symptoms.

According to the statics around 2 Lakh, children suffer from congenital heart defects each year, which is 9 out of every 1000 babies born. Treatments and follow-up care for defects have improved drastically over the past few decades, so nearly all children with heart defects survive into adulthood. Only some need continuous monitoring of their heart defect throughout their lives. However, many continue to lead active and productive lives despite their condition.

There are various kinds of congenital heart defects, They can be further categorised into three main categories :

  • In heart valve defects, the valves inside the heart that direct blood flow may leak or stop working. This interferes with the heart’s ability to pump the blood correctly and to its optimum capacity.
  • In heart wall defects, the natural walls that exist between the left and right sides and also the upper and lower chambers of the heart might not develop correctly, causing blood to not flow into the heart or to build up in places where it doesn’t belong. The defect puts pressure on to the heart and its walls to work harder, which can lead to high vital sign.
  • In blood vessel defects, the arteries and veins that carry blood to the heart and backflow of the blood to the body might not function correctly. this may reduce or block blood flow, resulting in various health complications.

One such case was of a newly born baby of hardly 3 months old. In which the blood was supplied to the heart by the pulmonary vein into the right atrium instead. Which is a serious condition, in such cases the patient does not survive for long until and unless he/she has a hole in the heart. Due to the condition, the baby had turned slightly blue in discolouration. The baby went under 2D Eco and Colour Doppler to confirm the diagnosis and evaluate the condition. Once the condition was evaluated the parents had been advised an open heart surgery which was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Rahul Patil – Paediatric Cardiologist in Pune, along with a team of a cardiac surgeon. The surgery was successfully performed after which the patient was discharged. 

Dr. Rahul Patil – Best cardiologist in Pune, believes that if a proper diagnosis is made by a good cardiologist. The treatment can prove to be a great success. 

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