Minimally invasive surgery

Minimally invasive surgery

Minimally invasive surgery

Minimally invasive surgery technology is one of the modern technological developments that occurred in the current century, and it has contributed to a considerable increase in the success rate of heart surgeries. Heart surgeries by Minimally invasive techniques require a skilled surgeon with experience, and Professor Dr. Mohamed Al-Ghannam, the consultant in open-heart and minimally invasive surgery, is one of the pioneers of this specialty in Egypt.

 Uses of minimally invasive surgery for heart

Dr. Mohammed El-Ghannam uses minimally invasive techniques for the treatment of a variety of heart diseases, including the following:
  • Heart tumor removal surgery. 
  • ِAtrial fibrillation. 
  • Heart valve surgeries such as mitral valve replacement, aortic valve replacement, and tricuspid valve replacement.
  • Surgical intervention to treat coronary artery diseases, such as coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). 

The advantages of minimally invasive intervention with Dr. Mohammed El-Ghannam 

The heart surgeries by Minimally invasive techniques have benefits compared to ordinary open heart surgery, such as:
  • Reduced chest pain. 
  • decrease blood loss during surgery. 
  • Low risk of bleeding after surgery. 
  •  Small and less visible wound scars. 
  • Low risk of infection. 
  • Faster wound healing. 
  • Shorter hospital stays. 
  • Faster recovery. 

Minimally invasive heart surgery Procedures with Prof. Dr. Mohamed El-Ghannam 

During minimally invasive heart surgery, Prof. Dr. Mohammed El-Ghannam:
  • Makes small surgical incisions in the patient’s chest, instead of the large surgical incision in traditional open heart surgery. 
  • Through the small incisions between the ribs of the chest, the doctor inserts an endoscope equipped with a small video camera that allows the doctor to see the heart with high accuracy.
  • After finishing the required surgery with great precision and complete safety, the doctor sutures the small incisions with cosmetic sutures, and the patient is transferred to intensive care and follow-up after surgery.

How long does minimally invasive heart surgery take?

Minimally invasive heart surgery usually takes about 2 to 4 hours.

The Success rate of minimally invasive heart surgeries with Prof. Dr. Mohammed El Ghannam

Professor Dr. Muhammed El-Ghannam is keen on cooperating and working in the best medical centers and hospitals that provide all the necessary medical services after heart surgeries.  Also, the doctor uses modern technologies in the field of heart surgery in cooperation with the best and most skilled medical team of anesthesia, nurseries, and assistants. In addition, Prof. Dr. Muhammed El-Ghannam considers applying all standards of cleanliness and sterilization, to provide a safe environment and avoid the risks of infection and post-operative complications.  For that, the success rate of open heart surgery using the limited surgical intervention technique with Dr. Muhammed El-Ghannam reaches more than 98 percent. In conclusion, minimally invasive surgeries are a major development in the field of cardiovascular surgery.   It is characterized by a short recovery period, compared to traditional heart surgery, which requires a long period.

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