7^th World Heart Congress

Clinical and Experimental Cardiology

Cardiology is a branch of medicine that deals with heart problems and disease states, which can range from natural defects to acquired heart diseases, with typical examples include coronary heart disease (CHD) and congestive heart disease. Inherent heart illnesses, coronary passage dysfunction, heart disorders, valvular coronary diseases, and electrophysiology are all treated in this field.

The heart functions as a pump, pushing blood to an individual's organs, tissues, and cells. Blood conveys oxygen and supplements to every cell and empties the carbon dioxide and waste substances secreted by those cells. Blood from all regions of the body is returned to the heart. This circulatory system circulates blood throughout the body via venules and veins.

Clinical Cardiology provides access to specific inpatient and outpatient heart care and treatment of heart problems such as angina, supply channel difficulties, valvular coronary disease, and heart attack. Cardiologists are those who devote significant time to this field of study; their primary aim is to provide high-quality cardiovascular treatment to the majority of patients.