Frequently Asked Questions
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Recovery varies with the procedure, but patients are supported through a
dedicated cardiac intensive care unit and a structured recovery and
rehabilitation plan.
Yes. Where possible the valve is repaired rather than replaced, which can
preserve heart function, though replacement is used when needed.
MICS is heart surgery done through smaller incisions rather than a full chest
opening, giving less pain and a faster recovery.
It is bypass surgery performed on the beating heart without a heart lung
machine, which can reduce certain risks in suitable patients.
Coronary artery bypass grafting reroutes blood around blocked heart arteries
using healthy vessels, restoring blood flow to the heart muscle.
