Introduction to biomechanics


Silent Ischemia

Ischemia without pain is called silent2) Type II silent ischemia: Occurs in
ischemia. Many people don't know that theypatients  who  suffered  from  MI.
have ischemic heart disease and that's why
they could suffer a heart attack without any3) Type III silent ischemia: Is the most
warning before. People with previous heartfrequent form of silent ischemia and it
attacks , diabetes or angina are inclined tooccurs in patients with chronic stable angina
developing  silent  ischemia.and variant angina. Patients with this type
III silent ischemia experience sometimes
Not all people who suffer from ischemia alsoischemia associated with chest discomfort and
have angina. Ischemia without angina isother  times  without.
called silent ischemia. The absence of
symptoms in the presence of ECG or myocardialMechanism  of  silent  ischemia:
ischemia that had already been diagnosed
indicates that the person suffers from silent~diabetes associated with silent ischemia has
myocardial ischemia. It usually occurs inbeen  assigned  to  an  autonomic neuropathy.
patients who had a cardiac transplantation or
have  diabetes.~silent ischemia is a threshold for other
forms of pain like the ones caused by limb
There  are  three  types  of silent ischemia:ischemia, balloon inflation in the coronary
arteries,  electric  shock.
1)Type I silent ischemia: Is the most rare
form of silent ischemia and it occurs in~patients with hypertension suffering from
patients with obstructive CAD that don'tsilent ischemia have a low reaction to
suffer from angina. Studies show thattooth-pulp simulation and produce an high
patients with myocardial silent ischemiaamount  of  endorphins.
never experience angina pectoris in any of
its forms: stable, unstable, variant. That is~recent studies show that silent ischemia
why patients with type I silent ischemia aremight be caused by a defect in the cerebral
considered to have a defective anginalcortex because the pain messages transmited
warning  system.from the heart are the subject to abnormal
neural processing.



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