Varicose veins usually occur in the inner part of the calf and thigh and begin to become visible on the skin due to the enlargement of the veins. Although the formation of varicose veins is due to reasons such as a sedentary lifestyle and working by standing for long periods of time; One of the most important factors of varicose veins is valve failure and high venous blood pressure. Damage to the wall of the valve disrupts the movement of the valve...
Vascular occlusion is one of the cardiovascular diseases that is more common in older ages and in men. In order to protect yourself from vascular occlusion, which can lead to serious consequences such as heart attack and stroke, attention should be paid to lifestyle and nutrition. To reduce the risk of vascular occlusion, the most important thing to do is to stay away from tobacco and tobacco products. Tobacco products...
Minimally invasive surgery has become widespread, especially in the last 25 years, like classical surgery, and continues to develop with the development of modern medicine. Minimally invasive surgery, also known as surgery with a small incision, ensures that patients have a comfortable post-operative period. After Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery Procedure Patients who had minimally invasive heart surgery can return to their daily routine within 1-2 weeks.
For patients with significant valve disease, surgical treatment options include valve repair or replacement. The choice between repair and replacement is influenced by a number of factors, including age, type of valve disease, and other medical conditions. When valve replacement is performed, there are options for mechanical or tissue heart valves. These two valve classes bring different characteristics and each has its advantages and...
Heart attack is one of the leading health problems that causes women to lose their lives. Although the risk factors for heart diseases are similar in men and women, there are also factors that increase the risk in women, such as pregnancy, menopause and breast cancer. In women, vascular occlusion is less common than in men, and while the rate of heart attack due to vascular occlusion is higher in men, heart attacks are more common in women.
Mitral Valve Insufficiency Mitral valve insufficiency degrees are considered in 4 levels, and 1st and 2nd degree mitral valve insufficiency is generally tried to be kept under control by patient monitoring. In cases of 3rd degree and 4th degree mitral valve insufficiency, patient treatment should be started as soon as possible. Genetic causes can cause mitral valve damage in later ages after febrile illnesses in childhood.
Heart valve disease occurs as a result of the microbe called Beta streptococcus, which is usually transmitted in childhood, and the body's fight mechanism against it, which occupies the throat and calcifies the heart valves in older ages. When these diseases start, they are very insidious. It causes complaints such as shortness of breath, palpitations and fatigue. The patient may not care about these. First of all, it is attributed to smoking, but sometimes it causes fatigue, stress...
Smoking causes life-threatening risks by causing different diseases such as lung cancer and cardiovascular diseases, or by making the treatment of these diseases difficult. Especially individuals with heart disease or a family history of heart disease should stay away from smoking and smoking environments. The main problems caused by smoking are arteriosclerosis and...
There are steps you can take to protect yourself from the risk of a heart attack and prevent another one in the future. This is called “secondary prevention”. First, make sure you understand your heart disease. Your doctor will tell you about risk factors and how to help prevent future damage to your heart. Then follow the tips below for a healthy lifestyle. Stop smoking Tobacco use causes heart disease...
The imaging procedure performed to detect problems such as stenosis, blockage or hardening in the coronary vessels feeding the heart is called coronary angiography. It is performed using local anesthesia. During this procedure, a catheter is accessed from the groin or arm area and the veins are visualized. Appropriate treatments are decided after coronary angiography in line with patient complaints and examination findings. Why Coronary Bypass?
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