#Cabg Patients

[silverspleen]

The aforementioned dead patient was something I had been wondering about for a while, the three kinds of death you run into at the hospital as a cardiac sonographer are -

They did not call to cancel the echo order, the nurse is not there to tell you not to go into the patient's room, and the patient is lying in their bed but they are actually just straight up dead and not hooked up to anything and it takes you a minute or two to go, "hold on a fucking second... this person is DEAD" and then you float around the entrance of the room until the nurse shows up to be like "don't go in there!! patient expired!!" and you get to be like "m-hm YEAH I KNOW. Cancel the order." And you are disgruntled at the team for a. wasting your time and b. interrupting the final sleep of some poor person where you were very nearly lightly disrespectful to a corpse (by trying to shake them gently awake and putting stickers on them, as you do to asleep patients)

They called you because there is literally a Code Blue crisis situation happening and there's twenty people in the room, possibly doing CPR or giving meds or giving blood, like a well-oiled machine where you are a massive interloper with your giant ass ultrasound machine being in the way and asking "when do you want pictures? what do you want to see?", and you either get to scan before, during, or after lifesaving procedures, and if you (not the patient, not the family, for this will be a tragedy) are very, very lucky you may get pictures after the patient's heart has stopped moving but before they call the end of the code (and declare the patient officially dead) which means you are there, in the room, not-so-gently (because those pictures are hard to get after CPR) smashing on someone's chest with a piece of plastic as they die and you get to see the heart stop and the blood clot up almost immediately, and it's funny to see something that moves so much not doing much of anything at all.

This patient is already considered braindead and literally being kept alive with machines and they need pictures for organ donation ASAP I hope you know how to burn a CD

And by wondering about I mean, wanted to experience, because I'm a morbid fucker who works in a hospital and wonders about death in a hospital and how it works and what it's like, because that's a crisis situation not many people get to experience in their lives and good news! These are all things I have actually experienced as a cardiac imaging tech in the hospital. Writing it down is funny because I did not expect the trajectory of my life to go in that direction even at all.

[tx-hospitals]

Surgical Techniques and Innovations in Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting- Hyderabad.

Expert CABG surgery in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) surgery, a cornerstone of cardiovascular medicine, aims to restore blood flow to the heart muscle by bypassing obstructed coronary arteries. This article delves into the various aspects of CABG surgery, from its indications and surgical techniques to postoperative care and advancements.

Indications for CABG CABG is typically recommended for patients with severe coronary artery disease (CAD) whose blood flow to the heart is significantly compromised. Common indications include left main coronary artery disease, triple-vessel disease, and double-vessel disease with impaired heart function. Patient evaluation involves assessing anatomical, functional, and clinical factors.

Surgical Techniques

Traditional On-Pump CABG: Involves using a heart-lung machine to temporarily take over heart function while the surgeon grafts the bypass conduits.

Off-Pump CABG: Surgeons perform the procedure on a beating heart without using a heart-lung machine, reducing certain complications.

Minimally Invasive CABG: Utilizes smaller incisions and specialized tools, resulting in reduced trauma, shorter recovery times, and improved cosmesis.

Graft Selection Arterial and venous grafts are used to create the bypasses. The Left Internal Mammary Artery (LIMA) is a preferred arterial graft due to its long-term patency rates. Radial Artery (RA) and Right Internal Mammary Artery (RIMA) can also be used. Venous grafts, often using the saphenous vein, are suitable for less critical vessels.

Advancements and Hybrid Procedures

Total Arterial Revascularization: Utilizing multiple arterial grafts to enhance long-term outcomes.

Hybrid Procedures: Combining CABG with percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for selected patients, achieving comprehensive revascularization.

Minimally Invasive Techniques: Robotic-assisted and thoracoscopic approaches are gaining prominence, improving patient experience and outcomes.

Postoperative Care

Intensive Care: Close monitoring in the immediate postoperative period to manage hemodynamics, pain, and ventilation.

Medications: Antiplatelet agents, beta-blockers, and statins are prescribed to prevent graft occlusion and manage risk factors.

Cardiac Rehabilitation: Tailored exercise programs and lifestyle modifications facilitate optimal recovery and secondary prevention.

Complications and Follow-up

Graft Patency: Regular follow-up assessments, including imaging studies, monitor the status of grafts.

Infection and Bleeding: Vigilance for surgical site infections and bleeding complications is crucial.

Long-term Surveillance: Patients require ongoing management of cardiovascular risk factors to prevent disease progression.

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Stolen

Mafia Bucky Au

Pairing - mafia!bucky x fem!reader

Summary - y/n lived an ordinary life as a surgical resident in New York. Her father left when she was young, and her mother recently passed away. Bucky was promised by her father to get his firstborn daughter, unfortunately for y/n, that fits her description perfectly. Kind of enemies to lovers.

Warnings - violence, angst, being taken against will/kidnapping, mentions of death, stitches and medical things, mentions of suicide, mild cursing

Word count - 3.5k

a/n - i was feeling some angst, let me know what you think! feedback is always appreciated!

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"Clamp" Joe said from across to table to one of the scrub nurses. "Lap pads" I said. We were doing a coronary artery bypass graft on a six year old patient. Five hours in and Lena was doing really well. She had maintained stability the entire time, making recovery look good for her.

I was about to irrigate when the door to the OR burst open. Me and Joe didn't look up, too focused on finishing Lena's cabg, starting to close up her heart with delicate sutures. "Y/n Y/L/N?" a low masculine voice boomed out. My head shot up to meet Joe's eyes, silently asking what to do. Her eyes were almost as wide as mine.

That voice belonged to James Barnes, head of the Brooklyn mafia. They had access to anywhere and everywhere in Brooklyn, no questions asked.

After having a silent conversation, we both opted to go back to Lena's heart. The voice boomed again, this time louder and much closer. "Y/n, scrub out." Joe whispered. I couldn't scrub out. Not now. Not while it was just me and Joe with a few scrub nurses. She couldn't close alone. "No." I kept suturing, almost to the point where we could start to close up entirely. "What?!" her head jerked up "I said no. You can't close on your own. Lena has been my patient for six months. I know everything about her, and her family. I am finishing this surgery with you and I will be there when they see their baby girl for the first time in six hours." I clipped the last suture, ready to close up her chest. "Y/n, I think you should listen to Joe and scrub out."

I suddenly felt cold metal pressed to my temple. "Put the tools down Y/L/N. I'm not afraid to pull this trigger." I heard the click of a bullet sliding into place at the end of his threat. I was shaking with tears running down my cheeks at this point. "I'm sorry," I said to Joe, it was obvious that I was crying. Through blurry eyes, I saw a tear slide down her cheek too.

What was going to happen to Lena? And her family? What would Joe tell them? I stepped back from the table and let Mike, my favourite nurse, help me take off my gown and relieve my trembling hands from my sterile blue gloves.

Even if I wanted to, I couldn't go back to that table. By pressing a gun to my head, James had broken the sterile field. "Well done," James spoke lowly into my ear. I hadn't noticed when, but his hand was wrapped securely around my arm. He led me away from the table, out of the OR and into the hallway where he stood in front of the elevator. The entire time my sobs never ceased and neither did the grip he had on my arm.

He let go before we left the elevator. Outside, many of what were probably his men waited for us. They lined the hallways. I felt like a sheep being herded by big, powerful, scary wolves. Tears were still running down my face as I made eye contact with my Chief of Surgery and Resident Chief. I had grown close with them over the years, and now they were watching me be escorted out of the hospital.

They knew what this meant. I was taken. The mafia had me now. Tears ran down their faces, and the faces of my coworkers who I loved like family. I tried to keep my head up to let them know I would be okay, but I couldn't help the way my shoulder shook from my sobs.

James helped me into a black car. In the front seat was a blonde, with a driver who had dark skin and short hair. I didn't try to hide the fact that I wanted to be anywhere but here. I felt exhausted, more emotionally than mentally.

"Where are we going?" I asked. "Home." James said, adjusting the cuff of his dress shirt. "I hate you, James Barnes." I said, defeat laced in my tone. "Please, call me Bucky." he said. He sounded sad. That bastard. How did he have the nerve to be sad when he is the one who chose to steal me out of my OR. "What are you going to do when I kill myself?" I asked. "You won't kill yourself." the driver spoke up. "Sam-" the blonde said in a nervous and warning tone.

"She won't." he said, looking at the blonde. "You're y/n y/l/n. You're a surgeon." he said, looking at me through the rearview mirror. Everyone's attention was on him as he refocused on the road. "You saved my sister's life, Sarah Wilson. Pancreatic cancer. Four hours after being in your OR she was cancer free. We were told to start planning her funeral. I was signing paperwork to legally adopt my nephews, but you saved her life." he looked into the rearview mirror at me again. "Thank you."

We arrived at "home". During the long ride to the outskirts of Brooklyn, I learned that the blonde's name is Steve. He and Sam were Bucky's seconds in command. Steve helped with the dirty stuff like interrogations, and dealing with orders and shipments of weapons. Sam helped as well but he was also really good at chauffeuring Bucky wherever he needed to go.

There was a very very long gravel driveway leading up to Bucky's huge mansion. It was pretty, I had to admit. Nice dark brick with ivy, a beautiful garden that I bet Steve helped out with, and a peaceful fountain in the center of the drive. I noticed more fountains in the garden area. We had passed tall black iron gates on the way in, giving me an eerie feeling of what the interior of the mansion would be like. Probably dark and scary.

Boy, was I wrong. The inside was beautiful. White marble stairs, golden curtains and natural light everywhere. It felt soft and safe, while still looking professional and wealthy. I was scared to touch anything, it all looked so clean and like everything was in its place.

Bucky dismissed Sam and Steve, leading me up the stairs and to the right of the hall. We walked for quite a bit before he turned into a room. "This is yours. You are to sleep here and I will have all of your stuff here in the next two weeks." He turned to face me, "My office is down the hall to the left, first hall to your right. My room is down the hall to the right, first room on your left hand side. If you need anything, ask me, Sam or Steve. Nobody else lives here but the four of us." he sounded so calm and collected. Did he steal people often?

"I don't live here." I corrected him. The quirk in his eyebrow let me know I shouldn't have spoken. I didn't care. It couldn't get any worse than this. "You do live here. You will not leave this property until you ask me for permission and you have been assigned an escort." "I do not live here! You do not own me, and I am going home. I have to go to work, and I will not stay here." I clenched my jaw, waiting for him to say something.

"Y/n, you live here. Your father promised me his first born daughter just before your mother got pregnant. He was a horrible man, you knew that. Your mother never knew about the deal. You are mine and you will not be leaving. Are we clear?" I hated how the tone of his voice made me clench my thighs together, but I hated even more how he was speaking to me and how he thought he could just keep me here.

"No! I will not stay here! You stole me out of my OR while I WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF A SURGERY! An open heart surgery. A poor young girl's life was in my hands, Bucky!!!! You could have killed her!! She was INNOCENT!! I hate you. She could have died. Her parents have been in and out of hospitals with her for six years!! Six years, Bucky! She is six years old and her whole life has been within the walls of hospitals and I had a chance to change that. You could have ruined her life and I hate you." I was so angry, tears were running down my face again. I felt warm and exhausted. The urge to just sleep and hope this was a really really bad dream came over me. "Get out." I spat through my teeth, daring him to challenge my order.

He almost looked pitiful as he left my room and closed the door behind him.

The bed was uncomfortable, and I had none of my own possessions. Bucky had come in later to apologize, which fell on deaf ears. He had thankfully given me one of his shirts and some sweatpants before he went back to his office. The sheets on the bed were scratchy, and his pants were too warm.

At around 2 a.m, after no luck at sleeping, I slipped out of my room and headed towards his office, just like he had directed. I figured he would be there, being a surgeon I know what it's like to stay up late to get work done, especially if you're stressed. Which I assume he was after kidnapping someone.

I opened the door slowly to reveal Bucky. His jacket was discarded and a few of the buttons on his shirt were undone. "What are you doing here?" He asked after looking up at me. I felt his gaze rake over my body, now only clad in his shirt and a pair of my underwear. "I need your help," I said calmly. I was desperate after only a few hours with this man. I felt pathetic.

Bucky's eyebrow quirked, encouraging me to continue. "My dog, Joe is probably watching her. I wouldn't know because you took my phone, but that's what I'm assuming." he looked intrigued, with his head tilted to the side and his hands still instead of typing. "If Joe isn't watching her, she only has enough food and water for one day, unless she drinks out of the toilet bowl, but I don't really want her to do that, not that it isn't clean! But she's a big dog and-" "y/n." His cold voice stopped me right in my tracks. Shit. This is probably where he refuses to help me get my dog.

"Please," my eyes began to water at the thought of her at home, all alone, wondering where I went, and then possibly starving to death without anyone to take care of her. "She's my best friend, and I promise she won't be any trouble, I'll pay for everything, I'll even pay a rent fee or something! I just really need my dog back." I think he could see my lip wobble because that look of pity from earlier came back.

"I used to have a dog," his voice surprised me just as much as his words. I looked up at him inquisitively, "She was a Great Dane named Nala. I get it. I'll arrange to pick her up tomorrow, and some of your things later in the week." "Thank you." I whispered before turning to leave his office.

"What's her name?" I heard just before I reached the door. "Hazel," I smiled at the memory of her. "She's an Irish wolf hound." I said sheepishly. at my confession, he smiled. "Goodnight y/n." "Goodnight Bucky."

It's been a week since we got Hazel, and Bucky has seemed kinder and kinder every day. It was probably just because Hazel was such a good dog, but a part of me hoped I helped to make him happier too. When I brought it up to Steve and Sam they had both agreed it wasn't just my dog.

Another night rolled around and I still didn't have anything else of my own. I had been sharing clothes with all three of the men, including underwear. The night was the worst time for me, always leaving me frustrated at my inability to get comfortable enough to sleep. Hazel had no problems, sleeping soundly at the foot of my bed just like she would at home. Or my old house? Was this place really my home?

At 1 a.m, when I hadn't heard any movement in a while I snuck out to Bucky's bedroom where I knew he wouldn't be. He was still in his office working, I knew because I hadn't heard him walk to his room, something he doesn't usually do until at least 3 a.m. Hazel had decided to follow me, making this a bit harder to get away with when being followed by a huge Irish wolfhound.

Slowly, I opened the door to his bedroom. It was gorgeous. He had an abundance of pillows, a soft blanket at the end of his bed and thick creamy coloured duvet. Dark wood furniture decorated the room, complemented by dark curtains and hunter green walls. The place was gorgeous and very well decorated. I moved closer to his bed and found an extra soft blanket under the duvet. I slid it out and draped it over Hazel's back so my hands could hold other stuff. I grabbed a body length grey pillow, deciding he wouldn't miss it for one night.

Before he came to his room, we scurried back to my bed as quietly as possible, Hazel not dropping the blanket once.

"That's the best she's slept in weeks, boss." I could hear voices outside of my bedroom. Steve. The curtains were closed, so it was still nice and dark in my room, then another voice spoke, "Really? She hasn't been sleeping well this whole time?". Bucky. "No, she tosses and turns all night. Honestly, I would too if I didn't have anything of my own.". Sam. "She likes your pillow though." Steve commented.

I didn't want to get up yet but I didn't want to be watched either. I slowly opened my eyes and lifted my head to see the three men in my doorway. Steve and Sam smiled before walking away with waves directed at me. I waved back before focusing my gaze on Bucky.

"I see you like my stuff." he smirked, slowly making his way towards my bed. Hazel jumped off to go find food, her bowls had been placed in the kitchen. "You know, it's wrong to steal sweetheart." Bucky was looking down at me now, his hands in the pockets of his neat dress pants. "You left me with no other choice," I said without much confidence.

"I don't have any of my things, and these sheets are god awful and scratchy." "Maybe I just like seeing you in my clothes," he hummed. A warm blush coated my cheeks as he leaned closer. "You're kinda cute sweetheart." At this point I could smell his minty breath, and feel it as well. "Give me my stuff, and you'll get yours back." I suggested before flopping down on my bed and pulling the covers over me, specifically the blanket I stole right off of his own bed.

He laughed before tugging at the blanket to reveal me clinging to his body sized pillow like a koala. I refused to meet his gaze, instead keeping my eyes closed. "I can't sleep unless I'm comfortable." I stated.

"I get that. We'll have Steve pick your stuff up, but you can keep the pillow." he winked.

That afternoon, Bucky had sat down and had lunch with me. He made eggs, bacon and fluffy toast. I helped a little, making us tea and setting the plates at the black marble island.

"So, I was thinking, you can start working remotely until they absolutely need you back at the hospital." his eyes met mine, waiting for a reaction. I was excited, but I tried not to show it too much since I really shouldn't have been taken from the hospital in the first place. "Then, once I'm sure it's safe, you can go back."

"Safe?" How did my safety play into this decision? I was confused, I was always safe at the hospital, save for the occasional confused patient. "Y/n, your father had a lot of enemies, quite a few of them are associated with other mafias, none as well built or known as my own. He promised you to me in hopes that peace could be made, but he betrayed several of his promises and upset more people than he could handle. Because they can't get to your father, they might get to you next."

"Fine. But I need to get to the hospital sooner rather than later. I have a million patients and I've missed so many rounds. For all I know, Lena could be out of the hospital by now. I haven't had contact with anyone for weeks." I sighed, to which he frowned at. "I know, and I do feel bad but I also care about your safety."

I blushed at his admittance, not used to being romantically cared for. Over the days that turned into weeks, we had grown to like each other. Maybe this arrangement would end up working after all.

"Fuck."

Bucky had given me a space to work within his office, so that's where I was when I heard a string of curses and muffled groans near midnight. The door suddenly swung open, revealing a bloody and battered Bucky.

"James?" I asked. "Hey -shit- y/n/n." He clutched his right arm to his abdomen. There was so much blood from so many different places. "It looks like you need my help," I sassed, getting up to help him settle down on the leather couch. His "yeah" was cut off by a groan. "I need to take your shirt off, okay?" Concern was surely painted on my face as I saw his blood soaked jacket.

"At least buy me dinner first," he laughed. "Ha ha. I'm glad you're in a decent mood," I said while starting to unbutton his white work shirt. I rolled up the sleeves of his black Henley that I was borrowing. He had three major wounds: one on his cheek, one on his right arm and one located on his lower abdomen.

"This is going to hurt," I warned, getting the first aid kit from across the room and preparing the peroxide. He hissed as I poured it over every wound, dabbing them after with gauze. "You're doing great," I tried to smile sympathetically while remaining focused.

"I'm going to stitch your face first, okay?" I asked, getting the supplies ready. "I don't need stitches." he countered. "Bucky, this wound is deep and it's not going to stop bleeding until I close it. You need stitches." "Doll, I'm fine, just leave it."

"Right! Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry! I forgot that you had a medical degree." I said sarcastically. He blushed in return and stayed still while I started to stitch his cheek.

A part of me wanted to make a jab about being out of practice, due to being kidnapped from the hospital, but I held back. Bucky was a good man and we were starting to bond and get along way better than I had ever anticipated. I learned that he had a sister, Steve had been his best friend since highschool, and he had inherited the mafia from his father.

James was a man who loved dogs, and making sure the ones he loved were safe, from his best friend all the way down to Anne, the maid and housekeeper. Another hiss pulled me from my thoughts. "Sorry," I winced. "Almost done."

"Thank you" he said after I patched each site with gauze and polysporin. "Anytime." "I guess we make more sense than I thought." he said as we sipped coffee in the kitchen. "How so?" I laughed. "A surgeon and a mafia boss. I could use you doll." He smiled. I tilted my head to the side in mock offense. " 's that all I am to you? A good pair of hands to tend to your messes, Mr. Barnes?" I asked. "No no no! I just mean that we make sense, you know?" I smiled at him over my mug. "I know."

He started leaning closer to me, to the point where I could feel his breath on my lips. Bucky's eyes met mine over the small table, his flesh hand coming up to cup my cheek, the other resting its cooler touch on my neck, pulling me in. I never fought once, instantly kissing him back when I felt his lips meet mine.

I sighed into the kiss, letting him hold my face and tip it back. His tongue caressed my lower lip before bringing it into his mouth, sucking on it tenderly. My hand moved to cover his flesh one, leaning into his touch slightly. He inhaled me as he pulled back. I felt my face flush and go warm and his hungry gaze, as if I was his prey and he wanted to devour me whole. "Bucky," I panted.

He smirked devilishly. "You like that, doll?" I nodded dumbly at his question. Bucky's eyes creased at the corners when he smiled, tilting his head down to look at me. "I like you," I whispered. He leaned closer, "I like you too, printessa."

Over the weeks, I had started sharing Bucky's room with him. I had an abundance of plush blankets and soft pillows to cuddle with. He had started coming to bed earlier, and I have started back at the hospital. Joe and my other friends missed me while I was away, and I can guarantee that I missed them just as much, if not more. My Resident Chief and Chief of Surgery both cried when they saw me walk back into the hospital lobby, happy and unharmed.

Life was good again, and I finally felt peace.

[skyloftian-nutcase]

Outbreak Pt 2 (LU in Healthcare)

Legend slurped on his energy drink, anxious to get to work. He and the entire night shift had been called in early to attend some training for this new virus that was potentially a problem. Administration mandated everyone attend to see how to don and doff personal protective equipment.

It was mildly exasperating, as it had cut into his sleep and he'd run out of time to really grab an actual breakfast. But whatever. He paid attention as best he could, leg starting to bounce with nervous energy. When his phone buzzed, he glance down, distracted.

The name Zelda was on the screen, and he immediately tuned out everything around him.

They hardly messaged each other, really. Birthday wishes, the occasional "are you alive" text, that was about it. It was hard to maintain much of a good relationship sometimes, given... well, everything.

Hey. So. I have this patient. Heart attack, CABG, pathway, blah. But he's got family who knows you?? I just want to make sure??? Like he seemed legit but still. Says he goes by Wild.

He... the heart attack patient from yesterday...

Shit.

Legend texted quickly, gaze flicking between his phone and the person wearing a gown in the front. Yeah, I know a few people named Link, so we go by nicknames.

His sister's reply was practically instantaneous. Still not over the fact that you call yourself Legend LOL you're so lame

Legend huffed, feeling his cheeks flush. THERE'S A REASON OK

Uh huh. Sure. So this Wild dude is legit then? I didn't let some random stranger into my pt's room yest right?

Sighing, Legend replied, Nah he's legit. Good guy. Wish he could've told me his dad was here.

Because it had to be his father, right? The more Legend thought about it, the more it made sense. The man looked just like Wild, except for being older and more worn out. He'd been reaching out to Wild, calling out his name, in a frenzy. Wild had been acting strange. The long drawn out gaze with Time. All of it.

"Legend."

Glancing up, the travel nurse saw Warriors standing over him, looking grim. "Uh... Wars, you good?"

"Hope you paid attention to the training," Warriors said. "That patient who got diagnosed with Arfy at the urgent care is here. You're taking him."

Legend blinked. "He's--he's here? Did he get worse?"

"Yeah. They're intubating him now."

Great. As if his stomach wasn't in knots already. Warriors gave Legend the room and said that would be his only patient to try and decrease cross contamination with other rooms. Legend ran the training demonstration in his head, now mildly panicked that he'd ignored some of it in lieu of talking to his sister, but it was fairly straightforward. Everyone was already masking as a precaution, he just needed to start wearing gowns and goggles and face shields too.

Time to get to work.

XXX

Wild paced in his bedroom, simultaneously annoyed and thankful that he had tonight off. Everyone had texted him by this point asking if he was alright, and while he appreciated the sentiment, he really had no way of conveying that he desperately wanted and needed to keep his past separate from his present.

He hardly knew his life before Castle Town. But what he did remember was enough. He couldn't--he couldn't go back to that life. He'd lost everyone, and it had been his fault. As his memories had come back, he'd doubled down on avoiding his past, including his family.

How could he possibly reconcile the old him with who he was now, after all? He just wanted to close that chapter of his life. He just wanted closure, period. He was terrified of seeing his family again. What would they think of him? How could he have left them like he had? How could he ever return to them?

He... he wanted to check on his father. But he knew by now the rest of his family was likely at the hospital, and he did not need to see them. Guilt twisted his gut as he stared out the window, watching the cows graze in the pasture.

Sighing, he went downstairs, catching sight of Malon watching the news. He distracted himself with asking her what was up, and she said, "There's ten more cases of Arfy in town."

Wild blinked. Ten? Hadn't there just been one yesterday?

That... didn't bode well.

Before Wild could comment, Wind skipped in, having mentioned he was dropping by for dinner. "Yo, you guys should see the picture Legend just sent me of this guy's chest x-ray!"

Wild and Malon both crowded around Wind's phone to look at th eimage, and Wild asked, "So what am I looking at?"

Malon hissed, staring at the image. "Those lungs look awful."

"Right?" Wind glanced up at the OR nurse. "I'm surprised they have any compliance."

Wild stared at the pair dully. "I take it it's bad."

"His lungs are shot," Wind emphasized. "Like... they look like they're rocks. Legend said they can barely get the guy to oxygenate."

Wild felt a new twinge of anxiety in his chest. This new illness had been tearing through some cities in the Gerudo Desert, and now that it was in Castle Town...

As if he didn't have enough to worry about. He sighed. Hopefully his father would get better quickly and his family would leave before anything truly terrible happened.

Hopefully nothing terrible would happen at all.

[slvt4em1lyprenti2s]

Arizona Robbin x reader - Bonding over a trauma

First posted on my Wattpad - arizona_is_my_wife

Word count: 965 (including A/N)

Arizona's POV: Owen - "Incoming trauma people, multiple car collisions 5 injured and critical 2 dead on site be ready!" Great. I've just got out a  surgery on a kid who needed a new bowel but there was some complications so it ran over and I was in the OR for like 11 hours and now this? Don't get me wrong I adore my job but I just want to sleep. I go and get a trauma gown on and wait for the ambulances.  Y/N - "Hey I assume you got called down here for the trauma as well?" 

Y/N's a cardiothoracic surgeon whom I happen to have a massive high school style crush on, she's a god. Like I don't think I've ever seen her lose a patient. Sure she may not cure them all the way and might have just bought them a couple more months but, that's better than dying on the table and if she couldn't do anything no one else could've. Arizona - "Yeah I was, I hope it's not too bad because I just got out of a really long surgery so I want to sleep so bad" Y/N - "I feel you, I just got done with a CABG it didn't take long only 5 hours but I've been at work since 4:30am for pre rounds and it now what? 6:30pm." Arizona - "Man that's rough, wanna grab a drink at Joe's after this?" Y/N - "Sure, I could do with some alcohol." Our conversation was short lived as we heard the wail of the ambulance siren rapidly approaching. Paramedic - "Female, 17 years old, multiple lacerations to the abdomen and chest, presumably a broken leg and a foreign body lodged in her chest!" Y/N - "Thank you we've got it from here."

Time skip

We managed to stitch up all her other wounds and stabilise her leg until Callie can come look at it and now we're trying to figure out what object is sitting dangerously close to her heart. I go and collect the scans to show y/n. Arizona - "Well, it doesn't look like glass." Y/N - "Definitely not glass. Wait.." Arizona - "What, what? Did you see something?" Y/N - "Crap! That's pushing  right on her left ventricle we need to get her to an OR now before it penetrates it and she bleeds out!" 

We rush her into an OR and crack her chest.  Y/N - "In all my years of being a surgeon I have never seen a girl with a piece of number plate (license plate) in her chest, what about you Robbins?" Arizona - "Yeah no, this is a first for me too."

As we continued to operate nothing went wrong, like I said, god. So before I knew it, it was time to close and for Callie to come in and fix her leg. We left an intern to close because we both just wanted out of the hospital at that point.

We walked to Joe's and sat at a table and ordered drinks, I got a vodka and lemonade she got a beer. We sat in silence for a while until she spoke up Y/N - "You know, we should really hang out more, your a very fun person to be around. You're so bubbly and fun so.. yeah just an idea." It was cute because I could tell she was nervous and in all fairness I was nervous to reply because I didn't want to screw this up. Arizona - "I'd love that, you're a very nice person to be around too y/n."

Y/N POV: For weeks we have been flirting, weeks. Yet neither one of us has made a move. This is the closest we have got to asking the other out ever, so, I took it upon myself to make an even bigger move. I leaned in and kissed her. Her lips were soft and fit perfectly against mine. I felt her melt into the kiss and all my nerves around the whole situation evaporated. Her hand trailed its way from her lap to my cheek and the other to my hip. I took the incentive to wrap my arms around her waist and pull her closer. At this point air was becoming a problem so we pulled apart. Arizona - "I know it might be a bit soon so no pressure but because we've know each other for a while and with all the flirting I just assumed we could skip the whole 'talking' stage and just got straight to being girlfriends I mean if you don't want to it's fine like I said no pressure or anything.." As she rambled I just stared right into her blue orbs, they're so mesmerising and just downright gorgeous. She stopped talking to that made me snap out of my trance.  Arizona - "So?" Y/N - "Arizona, I would love nothing more than to be your girlfriend."  She smiled ear to ear as I pulled her into my embrace. She buried her head into my shoulder and we just sat there for a bit before deciding to crash at her place for the night. 

As we layed in her bed she was cuddling me, my head was in her chest and my arms around her like a koala. She wrapped her arms around my tired frame and rested her head atop mine and whispered sweet nothings into my ear as we fell into a peaceful slumber.

Don't get me wrong it was a tragic accident and I would never wish it upon anyone ever but, I am happy the trauma came in because otherwise this wouldn't of happened, I wouldn't have Arizona. My Arizona <3

A/N: First post!! It's not the best but, what'd you think? Remember to leave requests :)

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Inside CVICU Nursing: A Veteran's Guide with Jeannie Cisney

In this interview, Kati chats with Jeannie Cisney, MSN RN. She is a 20+ year veteran of the CVICU (cardiovascular intensive care unit). We discuss:

The types of patients you’ll see in a CVICU

Her favorite and least favorite types of patients

A walkthrough of the patient pathway of a typical CABG patient

New grad vs. experienced nurse orientation experience into CVICU

Unexpected challenges of CVICU RNs

The advice she’d give her younger self

Jeannie is my co-author of Cardiac Confidence, a Crash Course for New Cardiac Nurses. To learn more and enroll, click here: https://courses.freshrn.com/p/cardiac-confidence 

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Cardiologist Surgeons: Guiding Patients on the Path to Heart Health.

In the realm of cardiovascular health, cardiologist surgeons serve as beacons of hope, expertise, and guidance for patients seeking optimal heart health. These highly skilled Doctors, specializing in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of heart diseases, play a pivotal role in the success of heart hospitals worldwide. Through their extensive knowledge, advanced surgical techniques, and compassionate care, cardiologist surgeons navigate patients on a transformative journey towards a healthier heart.

Expert Diagnosis and Treatment:

Cardiologist surgeons possess a deep understanding of the intricate workings of the cardiovascular system. Armed with cutting-edge diagnostic tools and technologies, they can identify cardiac conditions with exceptional precision. From electrocardiograms (ECGs) and echocardiograms to stress tests and cardiac catheterizations, these skilled doctors have a range of diagnostic procedures to evaluate the heart's functionality and identify abnormalities. Once a diagnosis is established, cardiologist surgeons develop personalized treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each patient.

Surgical Excellence:

Cardiac surgeries require a delicate balance of technical prowess, meticulous planning, and a compassionate approach. Cardiologist surgeons excel in this domain, specializing in a variety of procedures such as coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), valve repair or replacement, heart transplantations, and implantation of pacemakers or defibrillators. With their skilled hands and deep knowledge of the intricacies of the heart, these surgeons perform life-saving operations, restoring the heart's normal function and improving patients' quality of life.

Preventive Strategies:

Beyond diagnosis and surgery, cardiologist surgeons play a vital role in preventive cardiology. They emphasize the importance of adopting a heart-healthy lifestyle, which includes regular exercise, a balanced diet, stress management, and tobacco cessation. By educating patients about risk factors such as hypertension, high cholesterol, and obesity, these surgeons empower individuals to take proactive measures in preventing cardiovascular diseases. Through regular check-ups and monitoring, they help patients maintain optimal heart health and mitigate potential risks.

Compassionate Patient Care:

Cardiologist surgeons understand the emotional and physical challenges that accompany cardiac conditions. They provide compassionate care, offering support, reassurance, and clear communication to patients and their families throughout their treatment journey. By establishing a strong doctor-patient relationship built on trust and empathy, cardiologist surgeons create an environment conducive to healing and recovery.

Conclusion:

Cardiologist surgeons are the guiding lights in the pursuit of heart health. Their expertise, precision, and commitment to patient care are instrumental in transforming lives and restoring cardiac wellness. Through accurate diagnosis, surgical excellence, preventive strategies, and compassionate support, these professionals bring hope to patients, leading them on the path to a healthier heart and a brighter future. In the world of heart hospitals, cardiologist surgeons stand as the pillars of cardiac care, dedicated to enhancing the well-being of individuals and ensuring a healthier tomorrow.

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Possessing an immune system is not miraculous. It's entirely mundane, such that people without functioning immune systems are the exception that proves this rule.

I'd have to see a lot of case information that wouldn't be publicly available to me before I accepted this story as this person presented it, but what I do know is that studies have shown that people who receive prayer in conjunction with actual medicine can sometimes show improvement, but at a rate that is no more effective than placebo.

Why is this? If, even as a non-believer, someone accepts this magical incantation "treatment" alongside actual evidence-based medical intervention, they might ease some of their anxiety, allowing the body to achieve a state more conducive to healing.

When intercessory prayer is not as "effective", is when the patients know they're being prayed for. They get something like performance anxiety, because they believe the prayer should work and they see that they're getting worse. They might begin to question what they've done "wrong" or why a divine force is not intervening on their behalf, which has the opposite effect of what I stated above. Unnecessary stress often produces worse outcomes, and an existential crisis like this can be one of the most stressful things for a person to endure.

Q: "So now when someone says “why didn’t God do X?” My response is “would it have changed your mind?” "

A: I'd be obligated to change my mind, if anyone has any evidence that a god ever does anything that's often attributed to it. Still waiting.

OP adopted a hell of a burden of proof by calling something an "actual literal miracle" when such a thing has never been confirmed in reality by any credible body of investigation. While I'm glad for this person's friend, this anecdote falls dreadfully short of being any kind of evidence for miraculous claims.

The patient's experience is non-transferable, so we can't know as readers what actually took place inside the body and mind to cause the sudden improvement. But we can evaluate the story and presume that since the problem was known in advance of potential surgery, they were taking steps toward improving their condition to avoid it. Hopefully they have sense enough to recognize their own achievements and those of the medical team treating them before they go shouting "thank you and praise be" into a void that won't likely be answering back.

Study on intercessory prayer follows for the curious.

It’s absolutely WILD to me that people can witness actual literal miracles and tell me God doesn’t exist.

My friend needed surgery and she was terrified. There was a good chance she was going to lose her foot. And despite not being any form of Christian she asked me to pray for her because she was so scared. So I prayed for her. I got hundreds of other Catholics to pray for her. And on the morning of her surgery, the doctors told her the problem was gone. They didn’t need to go forward with the surgery. Her foot was fine. She was healed.

And to this day, she tells me that the Church takes good people and turns them into bad people. Fills their heads with lies.

My sister, those “bad people” are the ones who prayed for your healing. Which you received. Because you asked for it. You had one moment of faith and it saved you. You saw it. Witnessed it. Lived it. Blessed because of it. That wasn’t a lie.

And I’ve seen behavior like this more often than I’d like to admit.

So now when someone says “why didn’t God do X?” My response is “would it have changed your mind?”

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best heart treatment in kolkata | best heart hospital in west bengal

When it comes to heart health, receiving the right treatment at the right facility is crucial. Kolkata, a city renowned for its advanced healthcare infrastructure, hosts some of the best heart hospitals in West Bengal. These institutions are equipped with cutting-edge technology, experienced cardiologists, and specialized services, making them the ideal choice for anyone seeking the best heart treatment in Kolkata.

Why Choose the Best Heart Hospital in Kolkata?

Cardiovascular diseases are on the rise, with conditions like hypertension, heart attacks, and arrhythmias becoming more prevalent. To tackle these issues effectively, it is essential to seek care from a hospital that combines expertise, modern technology, and a patient-centric approach. The top heart hospital in Kolkata offers all these benefits, ensuring patients receive comprehensive and personalized care.

Choosing the best heart hospital is about more than just finding a well-known institution; it’s about selecting a place that offers specialized, high-quality treatment across various cardiac conditions. From routine check-ups to emergency surgeries, the best heart hospital in Kolkata is fully equipped to handle a wide spectrum of cardiac care needs.

Features of the Best Heart Special Hospitals in Kolkata

The best heart special hospital in Kolkata provides several unique features that set it apart from other healthcare facilities:

Advanced Cardiac Diagnostic FacilitiesEarly detection is key to successful heart treatment. The best hospitals are equipped with advanced diagnostic tools like echocardiograms, electrocardiograms (ECGs), angiography, cardiac MRIs, and CT scans. These tools help doctors pinpoint issues accurately and develop the most effective treatment plans.

Highly Qualified Cardiac TeamThe best heart treatment in Kolkata is delivered by a team of skilled cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, and interventional cardiologists. These experts have years of experience handling a range of cardiac conditions, from coronary artery disease to congenital heart defects.

Comprehensive Treatment OptionsKolkata’s top heart hospitals offer a wide range of treatments, including medication management, minimally invasive procedures, open-heart surgery, and rehabilitation programs. They specialize in procedures such as angioplasty, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), pacemaker installation, and valve replacement.

Dedicated Cardiac ICUs and Emergency ServicesFor patients suffering from severe heart conditions or emergencies like heart attacks, access to a fully equipped cardiac ICU is essential. The top heart hospital in Kolkata provides 24/7 emergency services with dedicated ICUs to offer immediate care, ensuring the best possible outcome for critical cases.

Post-Treatment RehabilitationRecovery after heart treatment can be challenging, but the best hospitals offer structured cardiac rehabilitation programs to help patients regain strength and improve heart health. These programs include exercise guidance, lifestyle counseling, and dietary recommendations tailored to each patient’s needs.

Common Heart Conditions Treated

The best heart special hospital in Kolkata treats a wide range of cardiac conditions, including:

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD): CAD is a common yet serious condition where the arteries supplying blood to the heart narrow or become blocked. Treatment options include lifestyle changes, medication, or procedures like angioplasty.

Heart Attack: Immediate care is vital for heart attack patients, and the top hospitals provide advanced facilities and skilled staff for timely interventions.

Arrhythmias: Irregular heartbeats or arrhythmias can be life-threatening if not managed properly. Leading heart hospitals have electrophysiology labs to diagnose and treat these issues.

Heart Failure: For patients with heart failure, the best hospitals offer various treatment options, including medication, lifestyle management, and in severe cases, surgical interventions.

Why Kolkata’s Heart Hospitals are the Best Choice in West Bengal

Kolkata's heart hospitals not only serve patients from the city but also cater to individuals across West Bengal and beyond. Their commitment to quality care, modern facilities, and patient-focused approaches have made them leaders in cardiac care in the region. Patients from neighboring areas come to Kolkata for the best heart treatment, as these hospitals consistently deliver exceptional outcomes and maintain high standards of patient safety.

Conclusion

Heart health is too important to leave to chance. If you or a loved one needs cardiac care, consider seeking treatment at one of Kolkata’s top hospitals. Known for providing the best heart treatment in Kolkata, these institutions combine expertise, technology, and compassionate care to deliver outstanding cardiac outcomes. Whether it’s for a routine check-up or a complex procedure, the best heart hospital in West Bengal is here to ensure that your heart remains healthy and strong. Make the choice for better heart health by opting for Kolkata’s leading heart hospitals.

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Shoulder Replacement Surgery: Which Option is The Best?

Shoulder replacement surgery is a crucial decision for anyone, especially if they are dealing with chronic pain or limited mobility. Having a proper understanding of the treatment of shoulder surgery can help them take significant steps. 

If you have decided to opt for this route, you probably have some questions about the several types of shoulder replacement surgery in India and which one is the best approach for you. 

In this blog, we will explore which type of surgery is suitable for your shoulder. Let's break it down! 

Types of Shoulder Replacements

Total Shoulder Replacement 

In this type of surgery, a surgeon replaces the damaged shoulder joint with an artificial one. The new joint works the same as the natural movement of the shoulder, and it allows for an improved range of motion and reduced pain. This type is mainly opted for by patients with intact rotator cuffs and arthritis. Remember to take the doctor's recommendation before opting for any kind of shoulder surgery. 

Dr. Nadeem Khan, the esteemed owner of Cross Border Care and a leading medical consultant in India, is renowned for his exceptional expertise in cost of brain tumor surgery India, cost of Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery in India, Robotic CABG Surgery in India, embolization brain surgery India, sex change surgery in India, Max Super Speciality Hospital in India, Heart Valve Replacement Surgery in India, and scoliosis treatments. 

Reverse Shoulder Replacement 

Reverse shoulder replacement surgery is different. During this procedure, the positions of the ball and socket are switched or reversed. Due to this, the deltoid muscle can also perform a rotator cuff-like function. The process is best for people who can't opt for traditional total shoulder replacement surgery. 

If your rotator cuff is irreparable or you already have the wrong shoulder replacement surgery, reverse shoulder replacement can be your ultimate option. This method is beneficial for most complex shoulder problems. 

Partial Shoulder Replacement 

Partial shoulder replacement surgery involves replacing the part of the shoulder joint. During the process, the top of the upper arm bone called the humeral head, is removed with a prosthetic component, and the shoulder socket is usually left intact. 

Shoulder Resurfacing 

Shoulder resurfacing is a less invasive technique for shoulder surgery that includes capping the humeral head with a plastic surface or smooth metal. Partial replacement replaces a more significant portion of the joint compared to resurfacing, which preserves more of the natural bone. 

Make the Right Decision

To make the final decision, connect with your orthopaedic surgeon and get the best advice for your surgery. They can provide insights based on your personalised requirements. You can take a second opinion if you are uncertain. Connect with the right people to know everything from scratch. 

Over to You! 

Shoulder replacement surgery in India enhances the quality of life. However, it is essential to choose the best approach based on your specific body needs. Remember to stay informed and make a confident decision. If you are an international patient from Kenya, Bangladesh, or Tanzania seeking assistance, then Cross Border Care is here for you. 

Remember that you’re not alone. Our best team will guide you in finding everything from the best orthopaedic surgeon to super specialist hospital. Our resources and support systems are available to get you through every step, helping you find the best path to recovery. Call or visit Cross Border Care today. Stay safe! 

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Thriving 20 Years After Scoliosis Surgery in India | Cross Borders

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Cardiology Treatment in India for Mauritius Patients

For Mauritius patients seeking cardiology treatment in India, top hospitals offer advanced cardiac care solutions, including complex procedures like coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), heart valve surgery, angioplasty, and more. India’s healthcare centers, renowned for their affordability and state-of-the-art technology, offer specialized care with high success rates. Patients from Mauritius benefit from personalized treatment plans and expert cardiologists dedicated to delivering optimal outcomes. MedSerg streamlines the medical tourism process, connecting patients to India’s best cardiology centers where they receive comprehensive care tailored to their cardiac health needs.

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Discover the Best Hospital for Bypass Surgery: Preethi Hospitals, Madurai

Heart disease is a leading health challenge today, and bypass surgery has become a common solution for severe coronary artery issues. When facing a decision about bypass surgery, patients want confidence in their care provider, particularly in terms of expertise, facilities, and patient support. For those seeking top-tier bypass surgery options in India, Preethi Hospitals in Madurai is a trusted name.

Why Choose Bypass Surgery for Heart Health?

Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG), commonly known as bypass surgery, is performed to restore blood flow to the heart when blocked or narrowed coronary arteries restrict it. This surgery is crucial for those at high risk of heart attacks, angina, or other serious heart-related complications. By redirecting blood flow around the blockage using a blood vessel from another part of the body, bypass surgery can extend life expectancy, alleviate chest pain, and improve heart functionality.

Choosing a reputable hospital, like Preethi Hospitals, Madurai, for this complex procedure is essential to ensure the best outcomes.

What Makes Preethi Hospitals, Madurai Stand Out for Bypass Surgery?

Advanced Surgical Techniques and Equipment

Preethi Hospitals is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, ensuring the bypass procedure is precise, effective, and as minimally invasive as possible. This approach not only reduces recovery time but also minimizes the risks associated with traditional open-heart surgery. At Preethi Hospitals, specialized cardiovascular suites are outfitted with advanced equipment designed for complex bypass surgeries. This technological edge translates into higher success rates and greater patient comfort.

Comprehensive Pre- and Post-Surgical Care

Successful bypass surgery goes beyond the operating room. Preethi Hospitals provides a comprehensive care model that includes thorough pre-surgery evaluations, cardiac rehabilitation programs, and consistent post-operative monitoring. Each patient receives a tailored recovery plan that addresses their individual health needs, which is critical to preventing future complications and promoting long-term heart health.

Their approach focuses on holistic healing, with nurses, dietitians, and therapists working together to ensure every aspect of a patient’s recovery journey is addressed. This level of care significantly improves the overall outcome and speeds up the recovery process.

Patient-Centric Approach and Support Systems

Choosing a hospital for bypass surgery often includes consideration of how well patients and their families are supported. Preethi Hospitals is committed to providing a compassionate and caring environment that eases the stress of a major surgical experience. A dedicated support team, available for patients and their families, helps manage any concerns, answer questions, and assist with post-surgery care requirements.

This patient-centric philosophy ensures that each patient receives respectful, personalized attention throughout their entire journey, from initial consultation to post-operative follow-up.

Safety Protocols and Hygienic Standards at Preethi Hospitals

For any hospital specializing in complex surgeries like bypass surgery, stringent safety and hygiene protocols are vital. Preethi Hospitals adheres to the highest standards of cleanliness, with infection control measures that ensure patients are protected against complications. Their advanced sterilization and sanitation procedures reduce the risk of post-surgical infections, contributing to faster recovery and better outcomes.

Specialized Heart Care Team

At Preethi Hospitals, the heart care team consists of experts in cardiovascular surgery and experienced cardiac care specialists. These skilled professionals work in close collaboration to ensure each patient receives specialized treatment tailored to their unique heart health needs. This interdisciplinary approach is integral to the hospital’s reputation for excellence in bypass surgery, with a proven record of successful outcomes.

The team’s extensive experience in handling complex heart conditions, combined with their dedication to patient safety, creates an environment where patients can feel confident in their care.

Recovery and Rehabilitation Programs for Heart Health

Post-surgical rehabilitation is essential to maintaining the benefits of bypass surgery. Preethi Hospitals provides structured cardiac rehabilitation programs designed to help patients regain strength, learn heart-healthy habits, and reduce the risk of future heart problems. These programs include supervised exercise, nutritional guidance, and lifestyle counseling, giving patients the tools they need to lead healthier lives post-surgery.

The hospital’s commitment to rehabilitation sets it apart, offering patients comprehensive support even after they leave the hospital. This emphasis on aftercare ensures patients have access to all necessary resources to make a full recovery and maintain heart health.

Choosing Preethi Hospitals, Madurai for Bypass Surgery

With advanced technology, comprehensive care, patient-centered services, and a proven record of excellence, Preethi Hospitals in Madurai stands out as a premier choice for bypass surgery. Its focus on innovation, patient safety, and compassionate care ensures patients receive the best possible treatment for heart health, creating peace of mind for both patients and their families.Whether it’s the cutting-edge facilities, skilled heart specialists, or the emphasis on holistic recovery, Preethi Hospitals is committed to delivering quality heart care that truly makes a difference in the lives of those who choose it for bypass surgery. For anyone considering bypass surgery, Preethi Hospitals provides the expertise, care, and support necessary to ensure successful outcomes and a pathway to better heart health.

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Cardiologist in Jaipur: A Heartbeat Away from Better Health

The Cardiologist in Jaipur, requires expert care when it comes to maintaining health and addressing any complications. Cardiologists, specialists in diagnosing and treating heart-related issues, play a pivotal role in ensuring heart health. Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, has emerged as a hub for advanced cardiac care, attracting patients from across the country and beyond. With a blend of cutting-edge technology, skilled professionals, and top-tier healthcare infrastructure, Jaipur offers comprehensive cardiac services that meet global standards.

Why Cardiologists in Jaipur are Highly Sought After

Jaipur is home to a growing number of well-trained and experienced cardiologists, many of whom have trained in prestigious institutions in India and abroad. These experts provide an array of treatments ranging from preventative care to complex heart surgeries. Their skill sets include the management of conditions such as coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, congenital heart disease, and hypertension.

One of the reasons why cardiologists in Jaipur are so sought after is the city's rapid advancement in healthcare infrastructure. Several multi-specialty hospitals and specialized cardiac centers offer state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facilities. These institutions provide services such as angioplasty, pacemaker implantation, bypass surgeries, and non-invasive procedures like echocardiography and stress tests.

Top Hospitals for Cardiac Care in Jaipur

Some of the leading hospitals in Jaipur are known for their excellence in cardiology, offering world-class care for patients with various heart conditions. Hospitals such as Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, EHCC (Eternal Heart Care Centre), Fortis Escorts Hospital, and Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Hospital are equipped with cutting-edge technologies and skilled healthcare professionals.

Comprehensive Services Provided by Cardiologists in Jaipur

The role of a cardiologist goes beyond diagnosing and treating heart conditions. Many specialists in Jaipur focus on a holistic approach to heart health, which includes early detection, prevention, and long-term management of cardiovascular diseases. The range of services provided by cardiologists in Jaipur includes:

Preventive Cardiology: Preventive cardiology involves assessing a patient’s risk factors and providing lifestyle modifications, medications, and therapies to prevent the onset of heart disease. Cardiologists in Jaipur emphasize the importance of diet, exercise, and stress management in maintaining heart health.

Interventional Cardiology: Interventional cardiology focuses on minimally invasive techniques to treat cardiovascular diseases. Procedures like angioplasty, stenting, and catheter-based interventions are commonly performed by skilled cardiologists in Jaipur. These procedures help restore normal blood flow and prevent the progression of heart diseases.

Electrophysiology: Cardiologists specializing in electrophysiology diagnose and treat abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias). They use techniques like catheter ablation and pacemaker implantation to correct irregular heartbeats. Hospitals in Jaipur offer advanced electrophysiology labs where such procedures are carried out with precision.

Cardiac Surgery: Some patients may require surgical intervention for complex heart conditions. Cardiologists in Jaipur work in conjunction with cardiac surgeons to perform procedures such as coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), valve replacements, and heart transplants. Jaipur’s hospitals have highly trained surgical teams capable of handling even the most intricate cardiac surgeries.

Pediatric Cardiology: Cardiologists in Jaipur also specialize in treating congenital heart diseases in children. Pediatric cardiology services include diagnosis, treatment, and surgery for heart defects present at birth. These services are essential for providing children with a chance at a normal, healthy life despite early heart complications.

Accessibility and Affordability of Cardiac Care in Jaipur

One of the most attractive aspects of cardiac care in Jaipur is the accessibility and affordability of services. Despite the high quality of care, treatments in Jaipur tend to be more affordable compared to metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore. The combination of lower costs and exceptional care makes Jaipur an attractive destination for patients, both domestically and internationally, seeking heart treatments.

Jaipur also offers an excellent medical tourism infrastructure, making it easier for international patients to seek cardiac care in the city. Many hospitals provide comprehensive packages that include travel assistance, accommodations, and post-operative care, making the process smoother for international patients.

The Future of Cardiac Care in Jaipur

With the increasing prevalence of heart diseases in India due to lifestyle changes, stress, and dietary habits, the demand for top-notch cardiac care is on the rise. Jaipur's healthcare landscape is continually evolving to meet this growing demand. The city’s cardiologists are increasingly focusing on research, development, and the adoption of new technologies such as robotic-assisted surgeries, artificial heart implants, and telemedicine for remote patient monitoring.

Furthermore, Jaipur is becoming a center for academic excellence in cardiology, with many institutions providing specialized training programs for future cardiologists. This ensures that the city will continue to produce skilled cardiologists who are well-versed in the latest advancements in heart care.

 

Jaipur has emerged as a premier destination for cardiac care in India, offering a combination of advanced medical technology, experienced cardiologists, and affordable healthcare services. Whether it's for preventive care, interventional procedures, or complex heart surgeries, the city is equipped to handle all types of cardiac issues. With continuous advancements in medical technology and a growing focus on comprehensive heart health, Jaipur is well on its way to becoming a global leader in cardiology.

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Expert Cardiothoracic Surgery by Dr. Kailash A Jain at MGM Healthcare, Chennai | Karetrip

For patients seeking exceptional cardiothoracic care, finding an expert with experience and an impeccable track record is crucial. Dr. Kailash A Jain, an esteemed Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Senior Consultant at MGM Healthcare, Chennai, is recognized for his skill in delivering advanced heart surgeries with high success rates. With over 23 years of professional experience, Dr. Jain leads as the Clinical Head of Cardiothoracic Surgery at MGM Healthcare and specializes in complex, life-saving procedures that prioritize patient recovery and well-being. Dr. Jain’s expertise in advanced surgical methods attracts patients not only from India but globally, including through trusted medical tourism platforms like Karetrip.

A Strong Medical Foundation and Extensive Experience

Dr. Jain earned his medical degree from Sri Ramachandra Medical College in Chennai and furthered his training with MBBS, MS, and DNB certifications in cardiothoracic surgery. Over his two-decade-long career, Dr. Jain has demonstrated excellence in multiple complex cardiac procedures, including off-pump (beating heart) Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG), Valve Repair and Replacement Surgery, and Redo-CABG and Redo-Valve procedures. Patients using Karetrip’s services will find that Dr. Jain’s work has garnered respect for both quality outcomes and compassionate care.

Areas of Specialization

Dr. Jain’s skill set covers a wide spectrum of cardiothoracic and vascular procedures. With an emphasis on minimally invasive techniques, he enables faster patient recovery while maintaining a high standard of surgical care. Dr. Jain’s areas of expertise include:

Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG): Dr. Jain’s experience in off-pump (beating heart) CABG eliminates the need for a heart-lung machine, reducing surgery risks and facilitating a smoother recovery.

Valve Repair and Replacement: Known for precision, Dr. Jain successfully performs both repair and replacement of heart valves.

Redo-CABG and Redo-Valve Surgery: Specialized in complex repeat surgeries, Dr. Jain offers expertise in procedures requiring extraordinary precision.

Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery: Dr. Jain’s minimally invasive techniques allow patients a shorter hospital stay and quicker return to daily activities.

Pacemaker Implants: For those with heart rhythm issues, Dr. Jain provides advanced pacemaker implantation, ensuring long-term cardiac health.

Benefits of Choosing Dr. Kailash A Jain Through Karetrip

Choosing a surgeon like Dr. Kailash A Jain through Karetrip guarantees that patients receive high-caliber care from a leading heart specialist in Chennai. Dr. Jain’s approach combines innovative techniques with patient-centered care, making him a top choice for complex heart procedures. For those traveling internationally for treatment, Karetrip provides a comprehensive solution for quality care, connecting patients with Dr. Jain and MGM Healthcare’s state-of-the-art facilities.

Book a Consultation Today

If you’re seeking expert cardiothoracic care, Dr. Kailash A Jain’s experience and commitment to excellence make him an ideal choice. Whether you’re in India or planning to travel through Karetrip’s medical tourism services, you can count on a smooth, supportive journey toward heart health.

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Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) or Bypass Heart Surgery in India for Foreign patients

Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) or heart bypass surgery, is a major heart surgery performed by an expert cardiovascular thoracic surgeon to improve blood flow to the heart. It is a treatment for coronary artery disease. Coronary Artery disease is a buildup of plaque in the heart's arteries. It narrows or blocks the coronary arteries in the heart. If not treated in time it can cause a heart attack or heart failure and can be fatal. Indian cardiovascular thoracic surgeons routinely perform CABG for both Indian and foreign patients with great success.

The Symptoms of coronary artery disease (CAD)

Coronary artery disease (CAD) is caused by plaque buildup in the arteries that supply blood to the heart. This process is called atherosclerosis. CAD is also termed a "silent killer", as the patient might not notice anything is wrong until he experiences a heart attack. Following are some of the symptoms noticed by the CAD patients:

Chest pain (angina), fullness or pressure.

Fatigue.

Heart palpitations, or sensations of a racing heartbeat.

Shortness of breath (dyspnea)

Swelling in the hands or feet.

Diagnosis of coronary artery disease

Once a patient notices the above-mentioned symptoms and visits a cardiologist for further diagnosis, the cardiologist will physically examine the patient and take a brief history of the patient. People who live a sedentary lifestyle, are obese, smoke, and have irregular and unhealthy food habits are more at risk of developing coronary artery disease. The doctor will recommend the following investigations to confirm the diagnosis:

Blood tests

 Blood tests can check blood sugar and cholesterol levels.

Electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG)

This quick test checks the electrical activity of the heart.

Echocardiogram

An echocardiogram or heart ultrasound uses sound waves to create pictures of the heart. This common test can show blood flow through the heart and heart valves.

Exercise stress (treadmill) test

An exercise stress echocardiogram, also known as a stress echo or echo stress test, is a noninvasive ultrasound that measures how well your heart works when it's beating fast.

Nuclear stress test

A nuclear stress test or myocardial perfusion scan, is an imaging test that uses a radioactive tracer to show how well blood flows to the heart muscle. It can help identify areas of poor blood flow or damage in the heart.

Heart CT scan

This scan determines the amount of calcium in the coronary arteries. It doesn't use contrast dye and takes about 10–15 minutes. A higher score indicates a higher likelihood of coronary heart disease.

Cardiac catheterization and angiogram

A Coronary angiogram is a diagnostic procedure performed by a trained Intervention cardiologist to ascertain if there are any blockages in the arteries of the heart ( Coronary Artery disease ) and to look for any abnormalities in heart muscles or heart valves. A coronary angiogram is also called cardiac catheterization.

Type of Coronary artery bypass graft (CABG)

The best heart surgeons in India are performing all types of coronary artery bypass grafts or bypass heart surgery to offer a tailor-made and best-suited CABG for every individual patient. Indian heart surgeons are performing the following types of CABG with at-par success rates among the best heart surgeons in the world.

On-pump coronary artery bypass graft surgery

Off-pump bypass heart surgery

Minimal Access Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG)

Robot-assisted coronary artery bypass graft

Open heart bypass heart surgery

Hybrid bypass heart surgery (CABG)

CMCS Health, the best Medical Tourism company in India, selects the most experienced heart surgeons who are extensively trained for performing all types of coronary artery bypass graft ( CABG ) or bypass heart surgery. Most Indian heart surgery hospitals have the latest technologies for offering cost-effective coronary artery bypass graft ( CABG) or bypass heart surgery for Indian and International patients. The top Indian heart surgery hospitals are JCI and NABH accredited.

India is a preferred destination among foreign patients for a CABG

Today India is the number 1 destination among global medical travelers seeking coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) offshore. The lower cost, highest success rates, and prompt start of treatment ( no waiting period) have made international patients prefer India for Coronary artery bypass graft surgery. To learn more about coronary bypass heart surgery (CABG) in India, one can visit our website.

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