Chest Pain Analyzer

What is Chest Pain

Chest pain is pain or discomfort in the chest, typically the front and on the back near the shoulder blades and upper thoracic spine of the chest. It may be described as sharp, dull, pressure, heaviness or squeezing. Associated symptoms may include pain in the shoulder, arm, upper abdomen, or jaw, along with nausea, sweating, or shortness of breath.  It can be divided into 20% heart-related and 80% non-heart-related pain.

  • Mobile Emergencies
  • Emergency Room
  • Family Doctors
  • Value Added Pharmacies
  • Healthcare Centers
  • Cruise Ship Industry

COMMON CAUSES

Most causes of chest pain are not due to an acute heart attack. 80% of the symptoms are based on the following facts.

 

 

1. gastrointestinal (42%)

2. musculoskeletal (28%) 

3. pericarditis (4%) 

3. pulmonary embolism (2%).

5. coronary artery  (max. 31%) 

is chest pain an ami?

When experiencing chest pain in the upper body, on the front and back of the body, as well as in the left arm, it was assumed that the chest pain is a 100% signal for an Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI).

 

That’s not correct, only 20% of chest pain patients have an acute heart attack. 80% are not affected by it. These are non-cardiological causes.

fast diagnosis is needed

The very quick diagnosis of chest pain is important, because for 20% of chest pain patients, an acute heart attack begins. This means that about an hour after the onset of the acute heart attack, the heart muscle is damaged by an acute growing necrosis. A restoration of the heart muscle to a healthy heart muscle is not possible. Only the earliest detection of the acute heart attack prevents a dangerous necrosis


OVERVIEW ABOUT CHEST PAIN AND THE FUNCTION

DATASHEET

Data Sheet Chest Pain Analyzer

cost optimization based on clear processes by supporting with the Chest Pain Analyzer

What advantages has the CHEST PAIN ANALYZER

QUALITATIVE RESULTS NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE

Is there an acute heart attack or has the patient had a silent heart attack in the last 7 days - or does he not have a heart attack, but a possible gastritis or musculoskeletal complaint?

 

VERY COST EFFECTIVE

Treatment with the CHEST PAIN ANALYZER is very cost-effective and saves the health organization a lot of costs and time.

  • Very easy to use
  • To use anywhere and anytime
  • Results available in 10 minutes
  • Operating cost reduction approx. 75% per treatment
  • Saving patients' lives
  • Very efficient for the daily operating at Emergencies

EVERY FIFTH CHEST PAIN IS AN AMI

Approx. 20% of all CHEST PAIN patients have an acute heart attack. You can receive relevant help in just 10 minutes. The heart muscle is spared and the consequential damage is minimized or even prevented.