Coronary certification operation
Coronary artery omsil operation under the protection of coronary licensing operations aims to improve the blood flow in the coronary artery that provide blood to the heart muscle to work properly, in cases of atherosclerosis. The risk of procedure. Coronary licensing operations are related to many risks and side effects, such as the following: infection at the place of the wound. bleeding. Scars on the location of fiss acid. Serious blood pressure. Damage in big heart blood vessels. Damage in some parts of the heart, such as: valves, muscle and membrane. Heart -rhythm deviations. Serious kidney failure. Before the surgery is sent to the patient to perform a set of tests, such as: extensive blood count, blood chemistry, blood clotting, kidney and liver functions, X -Ray breast photography and an ultrasound heart examination to determine the heart performance. You should consult a doctor about the medication that must be stopped before surgery, and it is also prohibited from drinking alcohol 48 hours before surgery, in addition to stopping eating completely 8 hours before surgery. During surgery, surgery is performed by the following steps: Sadraba is removed from comprehensive anesthesia. Create a long central incision in the chest along the leg of the slider, and then separate the leg to reach all the organs in the chest. A synthetic system that works the heart and lungs is connected during the operating period, where the blood is transferred from the main blood vessels to provide it from oxygen and to cleanse to toxic substances during the surgery. A healthy blood bowl is taken out of the hand or bone, and then tie the ends before and after the cul -de -sac to restore the blood flow in the area. The blood of the patient is returned from the device to the body, then the heart membrane is closed and the chest sews again, and a displacement tube or various tubes in the chest are placed to displaced the remaining fluids and blood in the tissue. After surgery after completing the operation, the patient remains in the center’s care unit for 1 – 3 days to ensure the stability of his condition, and then he stays in the hospital for 10-14 days. The doctor prescribes some antibiotics to prevent infection, and some fluids are given to maintain blood pressure, in addition to intravenous pain relievers. The bandage and stitches are removed from the surgical incision after a week to two weeks of surgery, and then the displacement pipes are removed according to the amount of fluid and bleeding displaced. The doctor should be informed in the case of some symptoms, such as: high body temperature, hypotension, shortness of breath, urinary retention, severe bleeding and severe pain