Enhanced External Counterpulsation Treatment(EECP)

    Do you have: Angina, Chest pain, Congestive Heart Failure?

Enhanced External Counterpulsation Treatment (EECP) is an option you can count on.

   What is EECP?

Enhanced external counterpulsation (EECP) is a relatively new, painless treatment for angina. The goal of the procedure is to increase oxygen-rich blood flow to the heart and to reduce the heart’s workload. EECP is performed over a series of several weeks, with each session lasting from one to two hours.

During each session, three air (pneumatic) cuffs are placed on each of the patient’s calves, lower thighs and upper thighs. Precisely timed by a computer to match the heartbeat, these cuffs are rapidly, sequentially inflated from the calves to the upper thighs. As a result, the blood vessels in the leg are gently compressed and blood is forced back to the heart.
    This may reduce the pain of angina, increase one’s level of exercise and decrease the need for medication. Unfortunately, some patients (e.g., those with pacemakers) are not appropriate for EECP.

EECP iS HELPING PATIENTS RETURN TO NORMAL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS:

EECP A CARDIAC THERAPY WITH LASTING CLINICAL BENEFITS (PROVEN TO LAST MORE THEN ONE YEAR.)

THIS TREATMENT IS ONLY AVAILABLE AT

CLASSIC CITY CARDIOLOGY

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