Application of peri-procedure echocardiography guide intervention
Keywords:
echocardiography, pediatric cardiac disease, pediatric interventional cardiac procedureAbstract
Currently, intervention and catheterization were popular procedures in cardiology and health science, as well as an echocardiography, was developing quickly in terms of processing and an advanced technique. Division of Cardiology in the Department of Pediatrics at Ramathibodi Hospital had a 5 procedure used a guide procedure echocardiography or GPE, and consisted of the following: (1) Septal defect occlusion; (2) Fenestrated Fontan occlusion; (3) Balloon atrial septostomy; (4) Transcatheter ventricular septal defect closure; and (5) Transcatheterization pericardiocentesis. The sonographer was an experienced cardio-thoracic technologist who performed and showed an echo image peri-procedure. This article aims to remind users of the advanced benefits of GPE about the precision of treatment, and decreased radiation dose other than treatment only. Health workers should learn and develop skills in these procedures in order to be able to apply them, especially when adapting to a center that is ready for equipment and personnel.
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