Cardiologists & Cardiology Testing NJ
Myocardial contusion (bruising) Our cardiologists can perform a wide range of cardiac tests, and may send an accident victim displaying these symptoms to our on-site radiology services. It is important to treat myocardial contusion, because more severe cases left untreated run the risk of leading to permanent heart damage or even heart failure. Drivers can lessen the risk of developing a myocardial contusion by wearing a seatbelt or driving a vehicle with airbags, although it should be noted that the full force of airbag deployment could cause the same issues as colliding with the steering wheel. To most people, there is little more frightening than a heart attack or heart disease. When your heart has been damaged because of an accident or injury, the board certified doctors and surgeons at Sall Myers Medical Associates are here to help you and heal the damage as much as possible. Click here if you would like to read more about our outstanding staff of cardiologists. If you are in the New Jersey area and need a cardiologist due to an auto accident injury, please call us at 866-609-4448 or fill out the quick contact form for FREE consultation.
Myocardial contusion is bruising of the heart muscle. This bruising can range from mild to severe, and is generally caused when a driver’s chest hits the steering wheel during an auto accident. Symptoms include:
This type of blunt chest trauma can cause a variety of other serious cardiac issues, including:
Whether you need surgery, treatment, continued tests, or follow-up care, the cardiology unit at Sall Myers is top notch and will provide you the best treatment available. No matter your needs, our doctors are with you every step of the way to help you recover. We are also conveniently located, with offices in:
