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Kerala CM’s statement on angioplasty becomes a talking point among doctors

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Kerala CM’s statement on angioplasty becomes a talking point among doctors

In a recent function, V.D.

Satheesan had mentioned about avoiding unnecessary angioplasty.

While many doctors object to the 'generalised statement,' a few agree with the CM that unnecessary procedures have become the norm.

However, all agree that a person coming into the emergency with a suspected heart attack should in no way distrust the doctor.

The Interventional Cardiology Council of Kerala says that public’s apprehension over “unnecessary” medical procedures should not delay life-saving treatment during an emergency

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