Surgical Cardiovascular Procedures

Surgical cardiovascular procedures involve operations to treat heart and blood vessel conditions, such as blocked arteries, valve problems, or congenital defects. These surgeries aim to restore normal blood flow, repair damaged tissues, or replace faulty valves. Common procedures include coronary artery bypass grafting, heart valve repair or replacement, and aneurysm repairs. Often performed under anesthesia in specialized hospitals, these surgeries can improve heart function, reduce symptoms, and increase lifespan. Advances like minimally invasive techniques often allow faster recovery and less discomfort, helping patients regain better heart health and quality of life.