Cardio Surgery

Cardiac surgery, commonly known as heart surgery, is a specialized branch of surgery focused on the treatment of various conditions and diseases affecting the heart and its associated blood vessels. It involves surgical procedures that address structural defects, blockages, and other issues that impair the heart’s function. Given the heart’s critical role in sustaining life, cardiac surgery is often a life-saving intervention, playing a vital role in treating cardiovascular diseases.

Cardiac surgery encompasses a wide range of procedures, each tailored to treat specific heart conditions. These surgeries are generally categorized into two main types: open-heart surgery and minimally invasive heart surgery.

Open-Heart Surgery:
- In open-heart surgery, the chest is opened, and the heart is accessed directly. During most of these procedures, the heart is temporarily stopped, and the patient is placed on a heart-lung bypass machine, which takes over the heart’s pumping action and oxygenates the blood.

Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery:

- Minimally invasive techniques involve smaller incisions and the use of specialized instruments and cameras to perform the surgery. These procedures typically result in less pain, quicker recovery times, and reduced risk of complications compared to traditional open-heart surgery.

Cardiac surgery plays a crucial role in treating and managing heart disease, offering life-saving solutions to patients with a wide range of heart conditions. Advances in surgical techniques, technology, and postoperative care continue to improve outcomes and expand the possibilities for those affected by cardiovascular diseases.

“All treatments are provided by our contracted healthcare facilities, each of which holds the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate.”