Thanks for the E-mail, and if you have any further questions feel free to ask.
Regards,
Usually, hypokinesis is caused by a lack of blood supply to a specific area of the heart. If it is damaged cells (medically termed stunned or hibernating) but not necrotic (dead), the cells can treated. I had the problem years ago, and stent and medication increased the blood supply to the deficit and the heart cells were revitalized, my EF was below 29%. Your uncle does not require surgery, but if the condition is ischemic due to a blocked/partially blocked vessel, medication and/or a stent implant would probably be effective. Depending on the area of the heart that has a wall movement disorder there may not require any intervention. Hope this helps
Excellent kenketih......
Responce in such a short time ......
Can you please also explain me what kind of treatment will solve this problem.
Do this need any surgery or can be cured by some medicine intake.
Left Atrium 3.5 Cm >>>>normal
Left Ventricle 4.6x2.0 cms EF : 60% >>>>(normal)
IVS 1.0cms PW : 1.0cms>>>>normal
Arota 3.8 Cms ????>>>normal, if size is greater than 4.0 cm it is considered an aneursym..
pericardium : no E/o free fluid >>>>normal
QUOTE: "CAD.Regional wall motion abnormality + jypokinetic LAD Territory good
lv function no MR/PE diastolic dysfunction+">>>>hypokinesis indicates there is some heart wall movement, but the 60% ejection fraction from the pumping chamber the hypokinesis is not very serious.
There is no dysfunction indicated by 60%EF. Your uncle should get information why there is some left ventricle wall inpairment. In any event, it is not serious at the present time.