Dr Inayat ul haq Sahibzada

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Dr Inayat UL Haq Sahibzada

MEDICAL SPECIALIST & CARDIOLOGIST

|*MBBS*| *AMC __PAK*

|*_RMP_*| * PAK *

|*_MCPS_*| *GENERAL_MEDICINE*

|*_FCPS_*| *CARDIOLOGY*

|*_CHR_*| *PAKISTAN*

04/07/2026

ڈاکٹر عنایت الحق میڈیکل سپیشلسٹ اینڈ کارڈیالوجیسٹ اج اور کل یعنی ہفتہ اور اتوار کو اپنے کلینک لعل قلعہ میدان میں موجود ہونگے۔

What is a ?* A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted or a blood vessel bursts.* Large illus...
31/05/2026

What is a ?

* A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted or a blood vessel bursts.
* Large illustration of a human brain with blocked artery and bleeding vessel.

⚡ Types of Stroke

1. Ischemic Stroke (blocked artery) – 87%
2. Hemorrhagic Stroke (bleeding in the brain)
3. Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) – warning stroke

🚨 Recognize Stroke FAST

* F = Face drooping
* A = Arm weakness
* S = Speech difficulty
* T = Time to call emergency services

Use large colorful icons:
😊➡️😕 Face drooping
💪➡️⬇️ Weak arm
💬➡️❌ Slurred speech
⏰ Emergency clock

⚠️ Common Symptoms

* Sudden numbness or weakness
* Difficulty speaking
* Vision problems
* Severe headache
* Dizziness or loss of balance

❤️ Risk Factors

* High blood pressure
* Diabetes
* Smoking
* High cholesterol
* Obesity
* Heart disease

🛡️ Prevention

* Control blood pressure
* Exercise regularly
* Healthy diet
* Avoid smoking
* Manage diabetes

31/05/2026

Cardiac Arrest Management (Adult ACLS) Step-by-Step ✅

Based on current American Heart Association ACLS approach.

STEP 1: Recognize Cardiac Arrest

Patient is:
• Unresponsive
• No normal breathing (or only gasping)
• No pulse within 10 seconds

➡️ Activate emergency response system
➡️ Call for AED/Defibrillator

STEP 2: Start High-Quality CPR IMMEDIATELY

Chest Compressions
• Rate: 100–120/min
• Depth: 2–2.4 inches (5–6 cm)
• Allow full chest recoil
• Minimize interruptions

•Compression : Ventilation Ratio
30 : 2 if no advanced airway

•Oxygen: Give 100% oxygen

•Change compressor
Every 2 minutes

STEP 3: Attach Monitor / Defibrillator

Now determine rhythm:
TWO MAIN PATHWAYS
1. Shockable Rhythm
2. Non-Shockable Rhythm

1️⃣ SHOCKABLE RHYTHMS
VFib + Pulseless VT
• Ventricular fibrillation
• Pulseless ventricular tachycardia

🚦MANAGEMENT OF VFib / Pulseless VT

STEP 1 → DEFIBRILLATION
• Biphasic: 120–200 J
• Monophasic: 360 J

➡️ Immediately resume CPR for 2 minutes

STEP 2 → IV/IO Access

Give: Epinephrine 1 mg IV/IO every 3–5 min
Continue CPR

STEP 3 → Recheck Rhythm

‼️ If still shockable: Give second shock & Resume CPR immediately.

Then give: Amiodarone
• First dose: 300 mg IV bolus
• Second dose: 150 mg

Alternative: Lidocaine
• First dose: 1-1.5mg/kg
• Second dose: 0.5-0.75mg/kg

If Torsades de Pointes : Magnesium sulfate1–2 g IV

2️⃣ NON-SHOCKABLE RHYTHMS

PEA + Asystole
•Pulseless electrical activity
•Flatline/asystole

🚦MANAGEMENT

NO DEFIBRILLATION
Instead:
• CPR immediately
• IV/IO access
• Epinephrine ASAP: 1 mg every 3–5 min
➡️ Rhythm check every 2 minutes

STEP 4: Search for REVERSIBLE CAUSES

“Hs and Ts”

Hs

* Hypovolemia
* Hypoxia
* Hydrogen ion (acidosis)
* Hypo-/Hyperkalemia
* Hypothermia

Ts

* Tension pneumothorax
* Cardiac Tamponade
* Toxins
* Thrombosis (MI)
* Thrombosis (PE)
* Trauma

STEP 5: Return of Spontaneous Circulation (ROSC)

Signs:
• Pulse returns
• BP improves
• ETCO₂ rises suddenly

👨🏼‍🔬 POST-CARDIAC ARREST CARE

• Oxygenation (SpO₂ 92–98%)
• Treat hypotension
• ECG → look for STEMI
• Temperature management
• ICU care

Medicines which improves mortality in heart failure patients.
08/03/2026

Medicines which improves mortality in heart failure patients.

SCAD Classification (Angiographic – Saw Classification)Type 1 – Classic SCAD • Multiple radiolucent lumens • Contrast st...
09/02/2026

SCAD Classification (Angiographic – Saw Classification)

Type 1 – Classic SCAD
• Multiple radiolucent lumens
• Contrast staining of the arterial wall
• Obvious intimal flap

Type 2 – Diffuse smooth narrowing (most common)
• Long segment of smooth, diffuse narrowing
• Due to intramural hematoma
• Type 2A: Normal artery seen both proximal and distal
• Type 2B: Narrowing extends to the distal tip of the vessel

Type 3 – Focal / mimics atherosclerosis
• Short focal stenosis (

07/02/2026

BREAKING: Russia says its new cancer vaccine, Enteromix, is ready for clinical use.
Officials claim the treatment showed 100% success in reported clinical trials.
Enteromix is described as an oncolytic therapy designed to target cancer cells.
The announcement has drawn global attention and skepticism.
Independent verification of the trial data has not been released publicly.
Medical experts caution that “100% success” claims are extremely rare.
Clinical outcomes can vary widely by cancer type and patient profile.
International regulators typically require transparent, peer-reviewed evidence.
For now, the claim remains based on official statements.
If validated, it would represent a major advance in cancer treatment.

Aortic Valve Morphology – Echo Perspective 🫀Understanding aortic valve anatomy is crucial while evaluating aortic stenos...
06/02/2026

Aortic Valve Morphology – Echo Perspective 🫀

Understanding aortic valve anatomy is crucial while evaluating aortic stenosis and planning management.

🔹 Normal Aortic Valve
• Tricuspid valve with thin, mobile cusps
• Symmetrical opening in systole
• Normal coronary ostia orientation

🔹 Rheumatic Aortic Valve
• Commissural fusion
• Thickened, restricted cusps
• Central triangular opening
• Often associated with mitral valve disease

🔹 Calcific (Degenerative) Aortic Valve
• Nodular calcification of cusps
• Reduced cusp mobility
• Narrow, irregular systolic opening
• Common in elderly patients

🔹 Bicuspid Aortic Valve
• Two cusps instead of three
• Eccentric, elliptical systolic opening
• Predisposes to early calcification and aortopathy

👉 Echo tip: Always assess valve morphology in parasternal short-axis view during both systole and diastole for accurate diagnosis.







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