Abstract
Cardiac catheterization constitutes an essential method
for diagnosis in cardiology. In addition to diagnosis, it is largely applied in electrophysiological
studies of the heart, post-surgical follow-up and cardiac interventions.
Similar to any other aggressive diagnostic technique, cardiac catheterization may entail
certain complications. The objective of the present study is to determine complications
of cardiac catheterization in children with congenital heart diseases with and
without ranitidine and hydrocortisone.
for diagnosis in cardiology. In addition to diagnosis, it is largely applied in electrophysiological
studies of the heart, post-surgical follow-up and cardiac interventions.
Similar to any other aggressive diagnostic technique, cardiac catheterization may entail
certain complications. The objective of the present study is to determine complications
of cardiac catheterization in children with congenital heart diseases with and
without ranitidine and hydrocortisone.
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