Current situation According to the statistics from the Department of Health, there were 10.6 cases of death resulted from coronary heart disease daily in 2017. Between 2008 and 2017, over 30,000 patients died because of coronary heart disease. Despite that the symptom of chest pain is common, sudden death caused by coronary heart disease often does not show many symptoms. In light of this, our hospital’s Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinic is dedicated to help provide a one-stop solution to acute cardiac problems.
Introduction Our medical professionals at the Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinic strive to provide comprehensive, quick and accurate heart disease risk assessment, diagnosis, and emergency treatments for patients who experience acute chest pain from causes such as acute myocardial infarction, angina, and pulmonary embolism the first time.
Highlighted features
High risk group
Symptoms
Heart-related chest pain Despite that chest pain is often associated with heart disease, many patients with heart disorders describe their chest pain experience as a vague discomfort that isn’t necessarily classified as pain. Generally speaking, heart-related chest discomfort may be associated with one or more of the following symptoms:
It may be difficult to tell heart-related chest pain apart from other types of chest pain, but having the following symptoms are signs that the chest pain is not associated with heart problems:
Heartburn is known for its classic symptom of painful, burning sensation behind the breastbone. This symptom can in fact be caused by the heart or the stomach.
About Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinic
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Location
G/F, Hong Kong Adventist Hospital – Stubbs Road |
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Telephone
(852) 3651 8991 |
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24-hour Urgent Care Services |
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Location
G/F, Hong Kong Adventist Hospital – Stubbs Road |
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Telephone
(852) 3651 8991 |
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24-hour Urgent Care Services |
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Location
G/F, Hong Kong Adventist Hospital – Stubbs Road |
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Telephone
(852) 3651 8991 |
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24-hour Urgent Care Services |