15

Years of experience

About Dr. Ghassan Al-Shawabkeh

Dr. Ghassan Muhammad Al-Shawabkeh is a consultant in Cardiology and Advanced Interventional Catheterization. He currently works in his private clinic in Amman.

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About Cardiology In Jordan

Atherosclerosis is the process by which fatty deposits and cholesterol narrow the coronary artery, depriving the heart muscles of the oxygen and nutrients they need to function well. Over time, this may weaken or damage the heart.

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About Catheterization in Jordan

It is a half day procedure. On the morning of your procedure, you will be asked to report to the day ward and fast for 6 hours. Direct coronary angiography takes only 30 to 45 minutes. If the results are correct, you will be discharged home after 4-6 hours in the day ward.

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Cardiology In Jordan

Patients Testimonials

The best health care I have ever experienced. The surgery was fantastic and smooth along with the ICU staff as they have take care of me with utmost caution.

Mohammed a. Almajali

Dr Ghassan will sit and talk about your concerns, test results, diagnosis. He explains everything clearly and shows a sincere interest in your health.

Ala'a Zaineh

A doctor distinguished by his knowledge, professionalism, patience, and superior ability to make the correct diagnosis at the lowest costs. A humanitarian, non-commercial doctor. My experience with him was, thank God, successful. Most of the doctors told me about the necessity of cauterization and other procedures, but thank God he gave me good advice, and I followed the treatment and I am now improving. I advise all patients to deal with the doctor because they will be in safe hands.

Ahmed Khamis

The doctor is wonderful to deal with and the waiting time is not long. He sits with the patient and explains the entire case calmly and professionally

Ahmad Allawi

Cardiology clinic news in Jordan

2

Oct

Heart Attack

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5

Oct

premature ventricular contraction

Have you ever felt as though your heart “skipped a beat”? Most people have this feeling at one time or another. In reality, your heart may not be skipping a beat. Instead, you may have had a premature contraction. Occasional premature contractions are normal and are common in children and teenagers. Usually, no cause can be found, and many go away on their own.

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18

Jun

Cardiac Catheterization in Jordan

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6

Oct

Coronary Artery Dissection : Not Just a Heart Attack

Sometimes, a heart attack is the result of spontaneous tearing in the coronary artery wall. The artery wall has three layers and when a tear occurs, blood can pass through the innermost layer and become trapped and bulge inward. This narrows or blocks the artery and can cause a heart attack because blood flow can’t reach the heart muscle. When this type of tear happens without warning, it’s called spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD).

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6

Oct

Silent Ischemia and Ischemic Heart Disease

Many people have ischemic episodes without knowing it or having pain — silent ischemia. They may have a heart attack with no warning. People with angina also may have undiagnosed episodes of silent ischemia. People who have had previous heart attacks or those with diabetes are also at high risk for developing silent ischemia.

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9

Oct

Warning Signs of a Heart Attack

Don’t wait to get help if you experience any heart attack warning signs. Some heart attacks are sudden and intense, but others start slowly, with mild pain or discomfort. Pay attention to your body and call 911 if you experience:

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