- #CLASS III ANGINA SERIAL NUMBER#
- #CLASS III ANGINA FULL#
Angina = chest pain or other equivalents (e.g. 4.4 Unstable Angina - NSTEMI Guidelines. Helps you find the contact information for submitting your medical records. A post-event coronary angiogram will be required at least six months after the stent procedure. (Performed no sooner than six months after the stent procedure). A maximum radionuclide exercise stress test with complete tracings of the exercise portion of the test and radiographic images of the nuclear scans. A maximum exercise treadmill stress test demonstrating functional capacity equivalent to completion of Stage III (9 minutes) of the 12-lead Bruce protocol.ġst and 2nd Class Medical Certification (LMCA):. Left Main Coronary Artery (LMCA) Stentingįor Class 1 and 2, a stent to the left main coronary artery requires six months of recovery. (Performed no sooner than six months after the bypass surgery). 1st and Unlimited 2nd Class - a six month post event coronary angiogram and a maximum nuclear exercise treadmill stress test is required for initial consideration after bypass surgery. 3rd Class - A maximum exercise treadmill stress test demonstrating functional capacity equivalent to completion of Stage III (9 minutes) of the 12-lead Bruce protocol. 
Six months of observation and recovery is still required for Class 1 and 2 if treatment included coronary artery bypass surgery with open revascularization using cardio-pulmonary bypass.
#CLASS III ANGINA FULL#
The limitations usually include "Not valid for carrying passengers or cargo for compensation or hire," "Not valid for PIC," or "Valid only when serving as a pilot member of a fully qualified two pilot crew." A limited second class also allows full third class privileges. A limited second-class medical may be issued, sometimes without the need for repeat coronary angiography, to pilots who need limited commercial privileges however, a nuclear exercise treadmill test will be required for limited second class consideration. *An unlimited second-class medical has no functional limitations. A maximum radionuclide exercise stress test with complete tracings of the exercise portion of the test and radiographic images of the nuclear scans (Performed no sooner than three months after the stent procedure).A three-month post event coronary angiogram including catheterization films, reports, and line drawings of coronary anatomy.A statement regarding your medication dosage and frequency of use.ġst and Unlimited 2nd* Class Medical Certification-Stent:Ī current (within preceding 90 days) cardiovascular evaluation that must include: A maximum exercise treadmill stress test demonstrating functional capacity equivalent to completion of Stage III (9 minutes) of the 12-lead Bruce protocol.A comment regarding your medication, the dosage, and frequency of use.
Blood chemistry profile with fasting plasma glucose level and total cholesterol with HDL, LDL, and triglycerides.Cardiac examination and general physical examination.An assessment of personal and family medical history.
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All diagnostic test results, including complete ECG treadmill tracings (originals or legible copies) and make, model, and serial number of implanted stents, if applicable. Hospital Admission History and Physical report. The requirements now include: 3rd class medical certification-Heart Attack and/or Stent:Ī current cardiovascular evaluation that must include: For Third Class cardiac special issuance consideration, in accordance with BasicMed regulations FAR Part 68, the 90- or 180-day observation and recovery period is no longer required. For First and Second Class cardiac special issuances, a three-month or six-month recovery and stabilization period is now required. The FAA has amended the required observation and recovery time for applicants who have had coronary artery disease treated with uncomplicated Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty (PTCA) with stent placement.
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