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This document discusses heart attacks and strokes, their causes and risk factors. It notes that they are leading causes of death in the US and provides examples of several famous people who died from heart attacks. It outlines various risk factors for heart disease like family history, smoking, diabetes, and inactivity. The document then discusses ultrasound scans of the carotid arteries as a way to assess cardiovascular health and risk of future heart attacks or strokes. It emphasizes lifestyle choices that can impact risk and notes medications may be needed to reduce risk according to scan results.
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- 15. Cause of death: Heart attack Died of an apparent heart attack while attending a McDonald’s convention in Florida. Jim Cantalupo Died at age 60 CEO McDonald’s Corporation
- 16. Cause of death: Heart attack James Coburn Died at age 70 Actor
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- 31. Because the Carotid Arteries are close to the surface of the skin, Ultrasound can be used to get very clear images of the arteries .
- 32. Ultrasound waves can see into the Carotid Arteries.
- 33. The scan uses Ultrasound equipment like this to take a picture of the arteries in your neck.
- 34. The ultrasound probe is placed on your neck like this.
- 35. And the results look like this…
- 37. Intima layer of artery
- 38. Media layer of artery
- 39. Luman or blood flow in artery
- 40. The Ultrasound images show the arteries at stages of Atherosclerosis
- 43. Vascular Age compared to Actual age
- 44. Vascular Age 52 years old Chronological Age 48 years old Vascular Age Difference 5 years With a 5 year difference you are about TWICE as likely to have a heart attack or stroke than people of your age in the next 10 years .
- 45. PCI HeartScan also tells if you have plaque or buildup in your arteries .
- 50. After the results from a PCI HeartScan are known…
- 53. You may need medication to REDUCE your risk of heart attack and stroke.
- 55. Helps the physician know when medications ARE needed and how much .
- 57. Heart Disease and Stroke can be FATAL .
- 64. You may not know if you have heart disease… But We Do!
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- Progression of atherosclerosis