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Minimally Invasive Mitral Valve Surgery

About the Treatment Method

Minimally Invasive Mitral Valve Surgery is the operation of repairing or replacing the valve, accompanied by cameras, through a small 4-5 centimeter window opened between the ribs only from the right armpit line, without cutting the patient's breastbone (sternum) end to end, in case of prolapse, leakage (regurgitation), or narrowing of the "Mitral Valve" located on the left side of the heart, which manages the pumping of clean blood to the body.

Heart Surgery Without Opening the Rib Cage

The great benefits that armpit heart surgery provides to the patient.
What is the benefit of not cutting the breastbone?

When the breastbone (sternum) is cut, it takes 2 months for this bone to heal; the patient has to lie on their back, must not cough, and must not strain their arms. However, no bone is cut in this procedure performed through the armpit. In this way, the patient can sleep on their side a few days after the surgery, get out of bed on their own, drive a vehicle, and the risk of infection is very low.

Can it be applied to every heart patient?

In order to perform this aesthetic and comfortable surgery, the patient's lung functions must be very good (since the surgery is performed by deflating one lung), and they must not have undergone a major lung surgery or radiation therapy from the right chest cavity before. It is successfully applied to patients whose anatomy is suitable according to the necessary tests.

Is the surgery scar visible?

The incision is only 4-5 centimeters and is hidden exactly in the under-breast fold in women, and on the side of the nipple line in men. When viewed from the outside or from the front in front of a mirror, the surgery scar is almost invisible (Cosmetic/Aesthetic Heart Surgery).

The information on this page is for general health advice. Please consult specialized physicians for personalized treatment or advice.


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