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COMPLETE ANDCOMPREHENSIVE Minimally invasive heart surgery

Minimally invasive heart surgery

What is minimally invasive heart surgery?

Minimally invasive heart surgery is a procedure performed using small incisions to resolve heart conditions. The incisions are made on the right side of the chest so that the doctor can reach the heart between the ribs. When compared with open-heart surgery, this heart surgery is less painful and recovery is also quicker.

Types of minimally invasive heart surgery

There are two types of minimally invasive heart surgery:

Why undergo minimally invasive heart surgery?

Minimally invasive heart surgery is recommended for people with the following conditions:

This type of surgery is not recommended for everyone. The doctor and their team determine whether it is the right option for an individual experiencing cardiac conditions. To confirm, the doctor will initiate reviewing the clinical history and order tests to obtain more information about the heart health of the patient.

What happens before minimally invasive heart surgery?

The doctor will give certain instructions to the patient before performing a minimally invasive heart surgery procedure. The patient will be asked to stop medications for some time before the operation. 

What happens during minimally invasive heart surgery?

Anaesthesia is given to put the patient to sleep during the procedure. The surgical team will connect the patient to a heart-lung machine during the surgery which will ensure blood circulation.

During minimally invasive heart surgery, the doctor will:

What happens after minimally invasive heart surgery?

After minimally invasive heart surgery is performed, the patient might have to spend one or two days in the intensive care unit (ICU). The drainage tubes are connected in the chest to prevent fluid build-up around the heart. The doctor might ask the patient to stay in the hospital for a few more days for a full recovery.

The surgical team assists the patient to walk and get up. They also provide certain instructions such as performing breathing exercises. It will ensure keeping fluid out of the patient’s lungs. The total amount of time a patient needs to stay in the hospital entirely depends on the condition and the type of surgery the doctor has performed.

Why should you choose Rukmani Birla Hospital for Minimally invasive heart surgery?

Rukmani Birla Hospital, Jaipur is a multispecialty medical service offering patients the best care, diagnosis, and treatment. We are among the pioneers of healthcare services harnessing the full potential of healthcare through collaborative research, education, and clinical care for patients of all ages. We are one of the best at leveraging advanced clinical resources to create unified continuity of care for every patient. Our team of healthcare experts with several years of experience in their field ensures offering comprehensive, precise, clear, and honest information about our quality of care which assists the patients to make informed healthcare decisions.

If your doctor has recommended minimally invasive heart surgery and you are looking for the best hospital, then here is why you must consult us:

FAQs

How much time does a minimally invasive heart surgery procedure take?

Minimally invasive heart surgery depending on the heart condition often takes around two to six hours.

What are the benefits of minimally invasive heart surgery?

When compared to traditional surgery, minimally invasive heart surgery offers more benefits which are:

  • Less risk of bleeding and infection
  • Quick recovery
  • No blood loss
  • Less pain
  • Hospital stay is shorter
  • Less scarring

When should you see your healthcare provider?

You need to consult your healthcare provider immediately if you experience any of the following signs:

  • Heart palpitations
  • Excessive swelling or redness around the incision area
  • Unusual swelling around your legs and feet
  • Unexplained weight gain
  • Fever and chills
  • Drainage or pus around the incision area

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