What is the diagnosis of myocardial damage?

The diagnostic methods of myocardial damage are physical examination, laboratory examination, imaging examination, other examinations, etc. 1. Physical examination 1. The doctor can observe the intensity of the patient's heart beat through inspection, which is helpful to preliminarily judge the condition of the heart damage. 2, auscultation doctor to the patient auscultation examination, can understand whether there is tremor and other murmurs in the precordial area, to determine whether there are organic changes in the heart and arrhythmia. 3, percussion doctor to the patient's heart part of the percussion examination, can timely understand whether there is heart shape change performance. 2. Laboratory examination 1. Blood routine examination When a patient performs blood routine examination, the doctor can judge whether there is myocardial cell infection by white blood cell count and neutrophil count in his blood. 2. Blood biochemical examination When patients undergo blood biochemical examination, doctors can initially understand whether there is myocardial damage according to their blood glucose, blood lipids, electrolytes and other levels, which helps patients understand the cause of myocardial damage. 3. Myocardial marker examination When patients undergo myocardial marker examination, doctors can evaluate their cardiac function according to creatine kinase, myoglobin and other levels. After the patient has undergone cardiac ultrasound examination, the doctor can timely understand the structure, shape and movement of the ventricular wall of the heart, and judge whether the ejection function of the heart is normal. 4. Other examinations 1. ECG examination When a patient performs an ECG examination, the doctor can timely discover the myocardial damage according to the surface of the ECG, providing a basis for the doctor to diagnose myocardial damage. 2. Virological examination When the doctor performs virological examination on the patient's myocardial cells, he can judge whether there is virus infection and identify the type of virus infected.