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DR. GANESHA KRISHNAN IYER is a MBBS, MS, MCh, Lead Consultant - CTVS Surgery from Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
DR. GANESHA KRISHNAN IYER is a MBBS, MS, MCh, Lead Consultant - CTVS Surgery from Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Cardiac surgeries are done to treat a wide range of ailments related to the heart. The advancements in medical science have immensely benefitted patients in many ways, minimally invasive cardiac surgery being one of them.
Minimally invasive cardiac surgeries are performed using small incisions. But to understand the procedure, it is helpful to compare it with open-heart surgery. In open-heart surgery, the breastbone is cut, which means the incision is much larger. For a long time, open-heart surgery was the only option for patients with severe cardiac problems. However, the advent of minim
Minimally invasive cardiac surgeries are performed using small incisions. But to understand the procedure, it is helpful to compare it with open-heart surgery. In open-heart surgery, the breastbone is cut, which means the incision is much larger. For a long time, open-heart surgery was the only option for patients with severe cardiac problems. However, the advent of minim
The prospect of undergoing heart surgery can be daunting for many patients, and it's not difficult to understand why. Traditionally, cardiac surgery has required surgeons to make large incisions in the chest in order to access the heart. While this approach has proven effective for many patients, it is also associated with significant risks and complications, including infection, blood loss, and a lengthy recovery period.
Thankfully, advances in medical technology have paved the way for a new and less invasive approach to cardiac surgery: minimally invasive cardiac surgery. In recent years
Thankfully, advances in medical technology have paved the way for a new and less invasive approach to cardiac surgery: minimally invasive cardiac surgery. In recent years