Heart bypass surgery or Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) surgery is performed to treat heart disease. The Cost of Heart Bypass Surgery in India varies from USD 4500 to USD 6000. When the coronary arteries that supply oxygenated blood to the heart become partially blocked (50-90%) or the blood flow is restricted, it can lead to heart failure. The procedure restores blood flow to the heart muscle by diverting the flow of blood around a section of a blocked artery in the heart.
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Coronary Artery Disease is usually caused by condition called atherosclerosis i.e. when a fatty substance called plaque builds-up on the walls of arteries and blocks the blood and oxygen from reaching to heart.
The common indications are:
Causes of Coronary artery blockage
The primary causes of the coronary artery blockage are:
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
ECG test records the heart activity and it often reveals the previous heart attack or the one that is likely to happen. Inadequate blood flow to the heart indicates abnormalities.
Stress test
If the patient notices symptoms more often during a physical workout then the doctor might take ECG while riding a stationary bike.
Echocardiography
The test uses sound waves to produce images of the heart. If a part of the heart is not working properly or indicates weakness that may indicate coronary artery disease or any other heart-related disease.
Heart scan
Computerized Tomography (CT) is performed to detect the amount of calcium deposited in the arteries that can narrow the vessel and therefore likely to cause coronary artery disease.
On Pump Heart Bypass (Standard procedure)
Off-Pump Heart Bypass
Minimally invasive surgery
The surgeons can attach more than one blood vessel in a single operation. A double bypass involves two, a triple bypass that involves three, and a quadruple bypass that involves four grafts. The quintuple bypass, open-heart surgery is the most complicated heart bypass surgery and includes all five of the major arteries of the heart.
The patient may have to spend a few days in ICU and the patient is advised diet, medication and exercise routine. The recovery time may vary from 6 to 12 weeks and after surgery, most patients lead a normal life for as long as 15 years or even more.
Q. What is the success rate of Heart Bypass Surgeries in India?
The reports suggest a 96% success rate of people undergoing heart bypass surgery.
Q.Who performs CABG?
It is performed by an expert team led by a cardiothoracic surgeon.
Q. Are there any post-surgery complications or risks?
Yes, the patient may face some complications after surgery like
Fever
Wound infection
Adverse reactions to anesthesia
Bleeding
Stroke
Heart attack
Q. When can the patient return back to work?
The patient may return to work in 6-12 weeks after a bypass.
Q. When can the patient fly back home after the surgery?
The patient depending on the surgery (open heart or Minimal invasive procedure) is advised atleast 4 weeks of rest before taking a long flight.
Q. What should the patient keep in mind before heart bypass surgery?
Before undergoing heart bypass surgery
Avoid taking drugs containing aspirin before the surgery.
Stop smoking immediately as it creates mucus in the lungs.
Avoid consuming anything after midnight before the night of surgery.
Follow the instructions given by your doctor.
Q. Who needs CABG?
The doctor performs CABG on patients with blocked coronary arteries and many other factors are also considered by the doctor. Get the best heart bypass surgery in India.
Q. After CABG how long do you need to stay in the hospital?
You need to stay in the hospital for at least 7 days after surgery.
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