Open Heart Surgery
Open Heart Surgery involves performing surgical procedures on the heart via chest opening. It includes coronary artery bypass grafting, valve repair or replacement, and correction of congenital defects. The goal is to restore heart function, treat critical conditions, and save lives.
Part of Cardiothoracic Surgery
What is Open Heart Surgery?
It is a surgical specialty focused on operating on the heart through chest opening, using advanced techniques to support the heart and lungs during surgery.
What conditions are treated in this department?
Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)
Heart valve repair or replacement
Correction of congenital heart defects
Removal of heart tumors if necessary
Emergency cases such as aortic rupture
How is diagnosis and treatment performed?
Comprehensive evaluation with imaging, ECG, and lung function tests
Preoperative preparation including risk assessment and general health evaluation
Surgery using advanced cardiopulmonary bypass techniques
Postoperative care in ICU to monitor vital functions
Long-term follow-up to ensure successful outcomes and stable heart function
Follow-up Duration
Typically long-term, with regular visits to monitor heart function, adjust medications, and prevent complications.
Treatment Goals
Correct critical heart problems, improve blood flow and heart function, prevent complications, and save the patient’s life.
Providers for Open Heart Surgery
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