Minimally Invasive and Endoscopic Heart and Vascular Surgery
From coronary bypass to heart valve surgery, and from aortic and other vascular operations to structural and congenital heart disease, I gather under this heading the closed and robotic techniques we perform through small incisions made between the ribs.
Minimally Invasive and Endoscopic Heart and Vascular Surgery
Here you will find articles describing the closed and robotic techniques we perform through small incisions made between the ribs, from coronary bypass to heart valve surgery.
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- What Is Angiography (Angio)? Should It Be Done from the Wrist or the Groin?
- Aortic Valve Stenosis Symptoms: Shortness of Breath and Fainting
- Is Bypass Surgery Risky? Mortality Risk and Success Rates
- When Does Full Recovery After Bypass Surgery Take Place?
- How Does the Intensive Care and Ward Process Work After Bypass?
- Bypass Surgery and Wound Healing in Patients with Diabetes
- Surgical Treatments of Functional Heart Valve Diseases
- The Advantages of Heart Surgery Without Opening the Chest
- Is a Second Bypass (Redo Surgery) Possible? What Are the Challenges?
- Heart Attack Symptoms in Women: Why Are They Different from Men?
- What Does It Mean If a Murmur Is Heard in the Heart Valve?
- How Can You Tell You Are Having a Heart Attack? Hidden Symptoms
- Blood Thinner (Coumadin) Use and INR Monitoring After Valve Surgery
- Return to Work and Social Life After Axillary Surgery
- Who Can Have Axillary (Small-Incision) Heart Surgery?
- Treatment of Coronary Artery Disease with Minimally Invasive (Closed) Bypass
- Heart Surgery from a Cosmetic Point of View: Will There Be a Scar?
- Infection Risk and Healing Speed in Small-Incision Surgery
- Mechanical Valve or Biological Valve? Which One for Which Patient?
- Heart Valve Replacement with the Minimally Invasive Method
- Mitral Valve Regurgitation: Repair or Replacement?
- Robotic Surgery or Minimally Invasive Surgery? What Are the Differences?
- How Does Rheumatic Heart Disease Affect the Valves?
- What Is the TAVI Method? Aortic Valve Replacement Without Surgery
- Total Arterial Bypass: Operations Performed Using Arteries Only
- Tricuspid Valve Disease and Its Link to Swelling in the Legs
- The Importance of “Closed” Method Heart Surgery in Elderly Patients
- The Advantages of Beating-Heart Bypass Surgery (Without the Pump)