35^th European Heart and Heart Failure Congress

Ischemic Heart Disease

Ischemic Heart Disease, otherwise called Coronary Artery Disease, is a condition that influences the supply of blood to the heart. The veins are limited or hindered because of the statement of cholesterol on their dividers. This diminishes the supply of oxygen and supplements to the heart muscles, which is vital for appropriate working of the heart. This may in the long run result in a part of the heart being all of a sudden denied of its blood supply prompting the demise of that territory of heart tissue, bringing about a heart assault.