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Patients are cared for in a dedicated cardiac intensive care unit with continuous
monitoring and specialist support during recovery
Yes. A dedicated cardiac ICU provides round the clock monitoring and specialist care before and after heart procedures.
ECMO is an advanced life support system that temporarily takes over the work of the heart and lungs in critically ill patients, giving them time to recover.
A cardiac anaesthetist manages a patient's safety and comfort during heart surgery and complex procedures, and oversees the critical recovery period.
