What is Balloon Angioplasty? Treating Heart Blockages Without Major Surgery
Balloon angioplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that opens blocked heart arteries—without the need for open-heart surgery. A small catheter is inserted through the wrist or leg, a balloon is expanded to open the blockage, and a drug-coated stent is placed to keep the artery open. The result? Quick recovery, often walking the very next day. After the procedure, medications and lifestyle changes are critical to ensure long-term success.
Follow your doctor’s advice for blood pressure, sugar, and cholesterol management. Balloon angioplasty isn’t just a treatment—it’s a second chance at life.
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