First Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery Performed In Mangaluru, India
The patient underwent successful mitral valve repair with left atrial appendage ligation and modified maze procedure through minimal invasive surgery from right side of chest.
The patient underwent successful mitral valve repair with left atrial appendage ligation and modified maze procedure through minimal invasive surgery from right side of chest.
‘A procedure called 'aortic valvuloplasty' was performed by the doctors for the first time on a 29-week fetus to relieve narrowing of the exit of the heart chamber.
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The procedure called 'aortic valvuloplasty' was performed by the doctors of Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Center. The 29-week fetus suffered from aortic stenosis -- which causes restricted blood flow through the heart valve -- and ran the risk of heart failure. After the surgery, the baby is expected to be born with normal circulation of blood. The mother and the fetus remain stable after the procedure performed by the team of doctors led by Balu Vaidyanathan.
"It is expected that over the ensuing weeks till the pregnancy reaches term, the ventricular function will recover and baby will be born with a stable circulation at birth," said Vaidyanathan.
Indian Cardiac Surgeon Develops Reusable Stabilizer for Beating Heart Surgery
Surgeons from across the country use imported, disposable stabilizers but the reusable stabilizer is metallic and can be re-sterilized like any other surgical instrument.
Surgeons from across the country use imported, disposable stabilizers but the reusable stabilizer is metallic and can be re-sterilized like any other surgical instrument.
Seventeen-Year-Old Philippine Teen Recovers in Sudan After Life-Saving Heart Surgery
A Philippine teenager arrived in Khartoum after watching a television report about a hospital run by an Italian medical charity that offers free treatment.
A Philippine teenager arrived in Khartoum after watching a television report about a hospital run by an Italian medical charity that offers free treatment.
First Woman In India To Undergo Bypass Heart Surgery in 1976 Survives Four Decades
Since her surgery in 1976, 84-year-old Daisy D’Costa has been traveling all over the world with her husband; they have raised five children together.
Since her surgery in 1976, 84-year-old Daisy D’Costa has been traveling all over the world with her husband; they have raised five children together.
