Contraindications of external counterpulsation

The heart is not only a hematopoietic organ, but also requires a certain amount of blood supply. If the blood circulation in the heart vessels is insufficient, ischemic shock is likely to occur. Among them, the external counterpulsation method is mainly prepared to rescue patients with myocardial diseases, because it can promote blood circulation around the patient's heart, thereby achieving the effect of restoring consciousness. What are the contraindications during external counterpulsation?

The new type of EECP has a patient database that can store relevant patient information for easy management and query by doctors. The new type of extracorporeal counterpulsation uses advanced equipment, which makes the device have a long service life.

1. Application of Neurorehabilitation

1. Indications

(1) Acute treatment of cerebral ischemic stroke

(2) Rehabilitation and treatment during the recovery period of cerebral ischemic stroke

(3) Treatment of transient ischemic attack and prevention of stroke

(4) Treatment and rehabilitation of vertebral artery insufficiency in cervical spondylosis

(5) Treatment and rehabilitation after cranial artery and carotid artery stenosis or stenting

(6) Treatment and rehabilitation of cerebral arteriosclerosis and its complications

(7) Rehabilitation treatment for vascular dementia

(8) Sudden presbycusis vascular hearing loss

(9) Treatment and rehabilitation of retinal arteriosclerosis, stenosis and embolism

(10) Parkinson's disease

2. Application of Cardiac Rehabilitation

1. Indications

(1) Treatment and rehabilitation of patients with non-interventional coronary heart disease

(2) Rehabilitation treatment for patients undergoing coronary intervention and prevention of complications

(3) Treatment and rehabilitation of diffuse diseases and microvascular diseases caused by coronary heart disease, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, etc.

(4) Protection and treatment of target organ ischemia in patients with coronary heart disease and hypertension

(5) Rehabilitation treatment for angina pectoris caused by coronary heart disease, reducing symptoms and improving exercise ability

(6) Rehabilitation treatment for coronary heart disease and heart failure

(7) Rehabilitation treatment of hypertension, improvement and protection of ischemic target organs

(8) Primary prevention of coronary heart disease, improvement of metabolic and vascular endothelial disorders

(9) Secondary prevention of coronary heart disease, improving symptoms, promoting reversal, and preventing recurrence

(10) Tertiary prevention of coronary heart disease, improvement and maintenance of symptoms, and improvement of quality of life

(11) Rehabilitation treatment for patients with ischemic heart failure

(12) Rehabilitation treatment for patients with myocardial infarction

(13) Rehabilitation treatment for obese patients with coronary heart disease

3. Contraindications

1. Severe aortic regurgitation

2. Various hemorrhagic diseases, with special attention to cerebral hemorrhage

3. Various heart valve diseases or congenital heart diseases and heart failure

4. Thrombophlebitis or infection lesions in the limbs

5. High blood pressure ≥170/100mmhg

6. Frequent premature beats (>10-15 beats/min), atrial fibrillation, paroxysmal tachycardia, heart rate greater than 140 beats/min or less than 40 beats/min

7. Pleural effusion or ascites

8. Uncontrolled epilepsy

9. Extremely uncooperative with treatment