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Traditionally, congenital heart diseases necessitated open heart surgery for treatment. Nevertheless, ongoing advancements have revolutionized this field, ushering in minimally invasive techniques adopted by adept surgeons. This progressive approach is entirely interventional and seamlessly conducted as an outpatient procedure, with patients typically discharged the following day.
This technique is applied for curing several defects-
It is a defect where a fetal blood vessel, the ductus arteriosus, remains open after birth. Through this new approach, a device is adeptly guided into the blood vessel via a catheter, effectively closing the defect.
These defects, characterized by a hole in the atrial septum, enabling improper blood flow, are adeptly remedied. A permanent device is strategically positioned to close the defect, alleviating undue stress on the heart and lungs.
These defects, involving a hole between the heart's ventricles, pose significant health risks. Yet, these challenges find resolution through interventional methods, wherein a purposeful implantable device is carefully placed to rectify the defect.
Central to these procedures are balloon-mounted stents and devices, ingeniously employed for the closure of heart defects. It's important to note that these stents vary from those employed in addressing adult coronary diseases.
This paradigm shift towards interventional techniques has not only transformed treatment options but also dramatically reduced the invasiveness of procedures, culminating in shorter hospital stays and accelerated recoveries.
Through these interventions, patients receive comprehensive and effective solutions that prioritize both their well-being and quality of life. Dr Sandhu's expertise and dedication in employing these advanced techniques exemplify a pioneering approach that brings renewed hope and vitality to individuals grappling with congenital heart conditions.
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