Biological heart valves are used in heart valve replacement surgeries, especially for individuals over the age of 70. Since the lifespan of heart valves taken from animals such as cattle is shorter than mechanical valves, biological valves are not preferred in young individuals. Heart valve replacement surgeries are generally performed for mitral and aortic valve insufficiency and stenosis problems. Treatment of valve stenosis or calcification...
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...
Can Patients Who Have Previously Had Heart Surgery Have It Again? Patients who have previously had heart surgery can undergo a second surgery; In some cases, surgery may be required for the 3rd or 4th time. However, heart surgeries after the first surgery carry risks. Using minimally invasive surgery for second or third heart surgeries further reduces the risk. Besides...
When heart valve failure or leakage occurs, patients experience symptoms such as shortness of breath, difficulty breathing while walking, palpitations, and difficulty in exertion. However, the problem of shortness of breath increases at night and may wake patients from sleep. Heart failure or heart valve leakage problem can now be treated with minimally invasive methods. Symptoms of heart valve failure depend on the level of problem in the valve...
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