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EECP - Enhanced External CounterPulsation

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EECP - Enhanced External CounterPulsation

 

       EECP is a safe and effective treatment for angina and heart failure

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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EECP is a non-invasive out-patient treatment to help many people with angina and heart failure, including when the disabling symptoms of angina are uncontrolled or worsening despite maximal medical and surgical intervention.

 

Clinical Trials show that approximately 80% of angina patients experience significant symptom relief after EECP that may last up to three years.

 

It is funded by many PCT’s within the NHS on a named-patient basis, and is reimbursed by most Private Health Insurers. It is rapidly increasing within the NHS and in USA, where it is both FDA and Medicare approved.

 

This web site is designed to provide patients and physicians with information about EECP which is available at  The Dove Clinic which operates in Hampshire and Central London.

 

EECP is provided at The Dove Clinic under the supervision of Dr Richard Fuller, who will be happy to discuss the treatment with you..  

“Since completing the treatment I feel much healthier and only on rare occasions use my GTN Spray.  The treatment has made a huge difference to my life and how I enjoy it.”  RA aged 71

 

If you have angina, especially if your symptoms are not under control, then you should ask your doctor about EECP, or Contact Us for further information.

Download “The Physician’s guide to EECP”

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What is angina pain?

Angina pain is felt when the heart muscle does not receive as much blood and oxygen as it needs to cope with its workload. This is often felt as a pain or tightness in the chest region and can also cause breathlessness, pins and needles or tiredness. These feelings ......more