GOOD TEST TO DETECT HEART ATTACK WHICH MAY KILL US IMMEDIATELY BEFORE IT COMES OR EVEN JUST AFTER ATTACK;CIRCULATING ENDOTHELIAL CELLS;

GOOD TEST TO DETECT HEART ATTACK WHICH MAY KILL US IMMEDIATELY BEFORE IT COMES OR EVEN JUST AFTER ATTACK;CIRCULATING ENDOTHELIAL CELLS;

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ACUTE HEART ATTACK is a very serious disease if it is severe may lead to death if no prompt tretment is provided.many times chest pain patient comes to us with brethless swating restlessness and palpitation and we can not diagnose by ECG OR MONITORING AS HEART ATTACK OR LVF OR HEARTMUSCLES DAMAGED OR ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION HAPPENED OR NOT because symptos are overlpping,TEST LIKE TROPNIN T,CPKMB RAISING,TOAL LEUKOCYTE COUNT OR LDH RAISING may indicate it but some time good echcardiography also doesnot clearly eastblishes it.previous Crdiac angiography or MOGA OR TECHNETIUM SCAN OR TMT OR STRESS TMT HYPERLIPIDEMIA, DIABETES OVERWEITH GIVE INDIRECT SUPPORT FOR DIAGNOSIS ONLY.
There is no test which cn say Heart attack will come to us within short time so that we can be more careful,can be near doctor or hospital so first time,The "significant" findings published in the journal "Physical Biology" could potentially be used to predict whether a patient is about to have a heart attack by testing for circulating endothelial cells (CECs).these breaks early when crisis or coplete blockage or acute attack didnot happened and if relased in blood and we detect it we can say HEART ATTACK IS COMING SOBE AT HIGH ALERT. 

Over a 100,000 heart attacks a year in the UK are caused by the build-up of fatty plaque on the walls of a person's blood vessels by BAD CHOLESTROL LDL OVER HEART ARTERIES OR CORONARY ARTERIES.If this wall breaks, plaque can be released into the bloodstream: blocking the blood-flow into vessels around the heart.However, researchers at the Scripps Research Institute in California have discovered that CECs were also released into a patient's blood. 

The study assessed 79 patients who had suffered a heart attack, 25 who were healthy, and seven who were receivingtreatment for diseased blood vessels.Scientists concluded that the presence of CECs in a person's blood after a heart attack was something not seen in healthy controls. 

Prof Peter Kuhn, who worked on the project, explained that the results of the study are "so significant" that the next step is to establish how the findings can be used to identify patients during the early stages of a heart attack. 

He added: "There are plenty of other ways to suggest that you are at long-term risk of a heart attack and there are good ways of diagnosing that you have just had a heart attack but what we don't have is the ability to say 'you will very likely have a heart attack in the next three weeks and we need to do something about this now'."