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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.

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skyloftian-nutcase · 7 months ago

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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.

#writing #lu in healthcare #lu legend #lu wild #lu warriors #lu malon #lu wind #Wild's just a ~little~ stressed #Fable is demonstrating peak sibling energy in teasing Legend #honestly I would too if my brother nicknamed himself “Legend” LOL #lu fable

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gupta231 · 3 months ago

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Heart Care Centre In Gorakhpur

When it comes to maintaining overall health, few things are as vital as taking care of your heart. As the heart continues to be one of the most critical organs in our body, any issues related to it must be taken seriously. In Gorakhpur, the demand for quality heart care services has risen significantly, as people are becoming more aware of the importance of cardiovascular health. Fortunately, Gorakhpur is home to some of the best heart care centre, where patients can receive expert treatment and guidance on managing heart conditions.

In this blog, we’ll explore the best heart care centre in Gorakhpur, the services they offer, and why you should choose them for your heart health needs.

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Best Heart Care Centre in Gorakhpur.

Gupta Heart Care Centre in Gorakhpur

This Centre are well-known for their experienced team of cardiologists, use of advanced medical technology, and focus on patient well-being.

Conclusion

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freshrn · 9 months ago

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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

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healthyheartlife · 2 years ago

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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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leggo-my-steggo · 4 months ago

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Don’t forget it destroys your heart! Hypertension and smoking are on the chart for almost every single CABG patient that rolls through the hospital.

what's with the weird glorification of smoking that's come back lately

I've seen so many posts that paint opposing smoking as some impossibly Loser-ish or puritanical stance and I really don't get it

it makes you, your house, and your clothing stink, destroys your teeth, and gives you lung cancer. opposing it is. Correct. obviously addiction is very complicated and quitting can be hard, but just saying "smoking is gross and harmful as a practice (including vaping)" is True and Right actually

some of you have never grown up hearing about how some beloved family member died a slow, agonized, wasting death of smoking-induced cancer, or watching it firsthand for yourself, and it shows

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drsaurabhjaiswal12 · 11 hours ago

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Best Ctvs Surgeon in Jaipur

When it comes to complex cardiac surgeries, selecting the right CTVS (Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery) surgeon is essential for ensuring the best outcomes. Jaipur, a city known for its growing healthcare infrastructure, is home to some of the top CTVS surgeons in the country. These highly skilled professionals specialize in surgeries related to the heart, lungs, and blood vessels, offering patients access to world-class medical care.

The best CTVS surgeons in Jaipur possess years of experience in treating a wide range of conditions, from heart valve surgeries to coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and complex aortic surgeries. With expertise in both adult and pediatric cardiac care, these surgeons have a deep understanding of the most advanced techniques and technologies. This expertise allows them to perform intricate surgeries with precision, ensuring the best chances for recovery and improved quality of life for patients.

In addition to their skill and knowledge, the CTVS surgeons in Jaipur are known for their compassionate approach to patient care. They work closely with each individual to understand their specific needs and develop personalized treatment plans. With their advanced training and dedication to patient well-being, these surgeons are trusted by many.

If you are seeking a highly qualified CTVS surgeon, Jaipur offers some of the best medical professionals who have earned a reputation for excellence in both outcomes and patient care. Whether it's a routine procedure or a high-risk surgery, you can trust the experienced surgeons in Jaipur to provide the highest level of treatment.

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¶ … New Technology the Best Cure? Treatment of Heart Disease CABG, PCI and Aortic Valve Replacement Scope of the Problem of Heart Disease Ethnic Group Socioeconomic Factors Biochemical Factors Escalating costs associated with new technology for coronary artery disease CABG cost discussion Primary Coronary Intervention Post-AMI author angioplasty Reservations on cost comparisons Who controls the patient? Rising costs to patients Quality of life Conclusions for CABG and PCI Aortic valve replacement Current method of treatment: Surgery or Valvuloplasty Percutaneous Aortic Valve Replacement Subapical valve replacement Patient benefit Costs and benefits for aortic valve replacement Conclusion Annotated Bibliography References Bibliography: Note -- these are additional articles which I included, which you may wish to delete. Introduction Heart disease is the number one cause of death worldwide. Its incidence has grown due to a number of factors: increasing obesity, aging of the population, and better diagnostic techniques which can establish heart disease as the true cause of death. Heart disease's prevalence in morbidity and mortality, particularly in first-world nations, has resulted in the development of a series of methods to palliate and, in some cases, reduce or eliminate the causes of heart disease. This paper will explore those methods which have been developed, and their effectiveness in treating heart disease. It will start with an analysis of the types of heart disease, their increases in incidents and some of the proximate causes. It will then deal with technologies which have been developed or perfected to deal with heart disease in two areas: revascularization using PCI, or percutaneous coronary intervention, and CABG, or coronary artery bypass graft surgery. It will then analyze development in aortic valve treatment, including aortic Valvuloplasty, aortic valve replacement surgery, and the newly-emerging minimally-invasive approaches to aortic valve replacement, both surgical and percutaneous. This author posits that, despite fairly dramatic reductions in heart attack systems and a slight decrease in heart-related deaths in the United States and other first-world countries, the application of technology has had mixed results. This is particularly true when judged against the costs (time of specialists and health care staff) and resources (from capital equipment and medical facilities to medical devices and pharmaceuticals) which have been applied. The paper finds that cardiac revascularization has added significant costs to the overall healthcare system while providing no benefit in reduced patient mortality, with the exception of primary PCI post-AMI, where PCI offers clear advantages over alternative drug treatments. The main benefit of PCI or CABG has been in morbidity and quality of patient life. There is a clear suggestion in the articles reviewed that the physicians themselves have promoted PCI to the cost of the health care system, and the fact that many diagnosticians can then easily move to a therapeutic operation during the same procedure may provide too big a temptation to add costs to the system. On the other hand, the author argues that aortic valve replacement surgery may be an area where both patient outcomes and cost to the healthcare system are more in balance. Although the evidence is early on the value of new, minimally invasive techniques, there is clear evidence that costs can be reduced, and that a large number of 'no option' patients can avail themselves of these new technologies. Many of these patients face imminent mortality today in the absence of such new technologies. This paper will conclude with some recommendations based on reflections within the cardiology and general medical community about the right application of medical diagnosis and therapy for the treatment of heart disease. It will also suggest which areas have been more effective in treating heart and vascular disease, and which may be, at the margins, reaching a point of diminishing health returns in regards to morbidity and mortality. Scope of the Problem of Heart Disease Heart disease is the number one cause of death in developed countries. When combined with related circulatory illnesses, such as peripheral vascular disease and stroke, heart disease significantly greater in incidence of death than any other illness. Heart disease both causes and is correlated with other conditions, in particular diabetes, obesity, depression and lack of exercise. Other major contributors to heart disease include types of food eaten, stress, and the aging of the population. This last 'cause' reveals that heart disease afflicts the aged more than any other population subgroup; as humanity has made progress in combating diseases which claimed lives at an earlier age, such as bacterial infectious disease, heart disease has emerged in the resultant older populations. Finally, an improvement in diagnostic accuracy through additional cardiac markers, such as Troponin, BNP, echocardiography, stress thallium tests and other modalities, have made diagnosis more accurate and more likely to be performed; i.e. The more diagnosis improves, and the more it is applied, the more cases of heart disease will be identified. There is an additional additive effect which, ironically, is related to our ability to better treat patients after a heart attack. The concept of the 'golden hour,' or 'minutes mean (heart) muscle' has been inculcated in many industrialized countries, to the extent that emergency crews, emergency rooms and cardiac intensive care stations have been alerted to the need to respond quickly with effective therapy to a suspected AMI. This has led to significant improvements in patient mortality rates post-AMI, but has also led to more patients with heart disease living longer with chronic issues. This has therefore led some patients to continue down the path of cardiac insufficiency for a longer time than would previously have been the case. The incidence of heart disease varies widely from one country to another and from one ethnic group to another. The United States, for example, has a rate of diagnosis that is three times higher than the average European country. Within the U.S. there are significant differences in the overall rate of heart disease: Ethnic Group The highest incidence of heart and circulatory disease is amongst the Pima Indians of the deserts of Arizona. Their rates of obesity, diabetes and heart disease are four times higher than the average American. When all other factors are taken into account, the genetic component is a major causative factor for heart disease. Blacks and Hispanics have a significantly higher rate of heart disease as well. As with all analyses of causative factors, there is a close correlation between obesity, lack of exercise and Type-2 diabetes in these ethnic groups as well. This could indicate that, because these ethnic groups are more susceptible to these confounding factors, they are therefore more prone to heart and circulatory disease. Those of South Asian (Indian, Pakistani) and Middle Eastern ethnicity tend to have higher rates of heart disease. Socioeconomic Factors Those who are poorer, more depressed and/or older tend to have a higher rate of heart disease than other population subgroups in the U.S. The rates of heart disease amongst those who are on Medicaid have been shown to be higher than the general population. In addition, there is a greater likelihood that Medicaid patients are less likely to have prophylactic drug treatment (beta blockers, statins, other drugs), as well as less likely to have CABG or PCI. Biochemical Factors High cholesterol is associated with higher rates of heart disease, but it is only one of several factors which have been implicated in heart problems. Higher levels of C - reactive protein and Homocysteine have been directly tied to higher rates of heart disease. Both are also associated with inflammation and stress, and both are more common in people who are obese and/or engage in relatively little exercise. Type-2 diabetes is growing at near-epidemic proportions in the United States, to the point that even 6% of children and teens are estimated to have it at present (this was an almost unknown diagnosis 25 years ago). The mechanisms of Type-2 diabetes are too complex to enter in detail in this paper, but the primary causes are obesity and lack of exercise, which leads to the production of insulin in various places within the body (the omentum, the adrenal glands, the ovaries in women in the case of ovarian cysts, and elsewhere). Type-2 diabetes is typified by an extreme overproduction of insulin and a non-response by cells throughout the body. As a result, high and variable circulating glucose levels are not met by an increase in cellular metabolism, and the effects of uncontrolled or poorly-controlled glucose levels can exhibit the same effects on subjects as with Type-1 diabetic patients who have poor glucose control with insulin injections. Continued insulin resistance creates the groundwork for Type-2 diabetes, with subsequent circulatory effects, such as thickening of the arteries in the heart and elsewhere throughout the body. When diabetic characteristics are added to other comorbidities which contribute to heart disease risk factors, there is an increasing concern that children and young adults are setting the stage for increases in heart disease rates in future decades. Escalating costs associated with new technology for coronary artery disease The question of escalating costs of cardiac and circulatory care is a difficult one to answer directly. Taken in isolation, some of the new, minimally-invasive procedures are less expensive by far, when analyzed on a procedure-by-procedure basis, than previous significant surgical interventions, as demonstrated below: Procedure Cost Estimated duration of 'cure' CABG 5-7 years PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention 3-5 years Based on the above analysis, it would appear to be clear that a PCI is more cost-effective than CABG procedures. This may not be true when all costs are considered, however. The logic of comparison needs to include additional factors than the 'cure' period and the direct procedural costs. CABG cost discussion CABG can vary from a simple mammary artery, single bypass to a 3- to 5-vessel bypass graft operation with the use of saphenous vein grafts from the leg. Many of the single-artery bypass operations have been overtaken by PCI in the past few years, as the need to 'open' single vessels has been taken in most areas of medical practice. There are some single-artery bypass operations which are necessary for better patient outcomes, however. These include: Left main disease: the patient outcomes for left main disease are better for mammary artery bypass operations, whereas there are complications which can occur with PCI Ostial disease: there is a danger that the placement of a stent (or a balloon in the case of POBA -- plain, old balloon angioplasty) will be compromised if not done exactly in ostial lesions. These represent approximately 5% of all lesions seen under angiography. CTO, or Chronic Total Occlusions: These occur in about 35% of patients diagnosed with significant cardiac arterial lesions. Interventionalists are able to penetrate about 50% of these lesions with normal guidewires, "CTO" guidewires, such as the Asahi wire, or with specific devices which have been developed to penetrate CTO's. That leaves about 20% of patients with complete blockage of one or more arteries; some of those patients are treated medically, as they may be too old or too sick to undergo CABG. In some cases, the collateralization of the arteries is such that the patient can continue without major problems without undergoing a subsequent CABG operation. Concomitant valvular disease which may require open-chest surgery. In the U.S., there are about 62,000 aortic valve replacement surgeries performed yearly, of which there are an estimated 20-25,000 patients who also receive CABG at the same time. The same is true for CHF patients who undergo mitral valve replacement or repair surgery. It is not uncommon for the cardiac surgeon to perform a "drive-by" CABG as a part of mitral valve repair or replacement. Recent improvements in less-invasive or 'minimally' invasive CABG have given the cardiac surgeon reasonable tools to be able to take back some patients who were earlier lost to PCI procedures. These include mini-throacotamies, which cut only a part of the sternum, and can heal faster, to sub-apical surgery, in which the patient's sternum is not cut or broken, and the surgeon operates underneath the patient's sternum to approach the heart from the apex. Mini-thoracotomy (Medtronic, 2008) The costs of CABG include significant personnel and institutional charges, while the materials used are relatively minor in the overall cost picture. In a CABG procedure costing $25,000 to $40,000, the primary costs include: Surgeon, anesthesiologist and medical staff during the operation Hospital charges, with a stay of about 3-4 days, of which some portion is in the CICU, and some portion in normal in-patient beds, including patient prep room Some medical devices, costing less than $1,000 (surgical prep tools, mostly) Operating room charges, which are substantially more expensive than, for example, cath lab charges Thus in comparing PCI with CABG procedures, the complicating factors can make direct comparison difficult. Patients who undergo CABG tend to have longer improvement times than patients undergoing PCI, but the results can vary significantly from patient to patient. The most common problems with CABG patients with multi-vessel grafts are infection, particularly in the long saphenous-vein extraction portion of the surgery, and stenosis at the anastomatic site. Stenosis occurs in 20-30% of the patients within the first year after surgery, and is generally related to poor technique and/or poor circulation within the media and adventitia of the grafted vessel (which can be pinched off or have poor circulation to begin with). In many cases, this stenotic response can be dealt with using a PCI approach, generally with POBA, and sometimes with a non-DES stent. If patients' CABG procedures do not encounter these side-effects, the patient can generally enjoy reduced or eliminated angina pain for five to seven years, at which point a CABG procedures may need to be performed again. In the patient who has developed additional complications, a new CABG procedure may not be indicated; in many such cases, CABG patients will then undergo PCI. If one assumes that the patient who first undergoes CABG is 55 years old and lives another 20 years, the possible costs of cardiac treatment with a beginning CABG could be as follows: If, on the other hand, the patient undergoes a CABG surgery, lives 20 years, and receives a timely follow-up PCI over the period, the total costs would be as follows: Primary Coronary Intervention This section will deal with two types of PCI: post-AMI author acute angioplasty and PCI are related to relieving of angina symptoms and their sequelae. Post-AMI author angioplasty The post-AMI author direct procedure involves bringing the patient directly from the emergency room to a waiting cath lab which is equipped to perform both angiography and an angioplasty intervention. This is generally the case in hospitals or cardiac specialty centers with a high volume of patients and the ability to attract physicians and staff which are willing to work a 24-hour schedule (which adds to the cost of the procedure). In this case, the literature is clear that patient outcomes significantly benefit from rapid PCI, with overall reductions in morbidity and mortality as compared to medical (i.e. drug) treatment. Since there is no surgical alternative here, a direct cost comparison need not be done. The reasons why PCI is so effective have to do with the nature of the arterial blockage. An AMI author is generally caused by a thrombus which is released somewhere in the body and finds its way to a major cardiac artery, causing the artery to completely block off circulation to a major portion of the heart muscle. While drug treatment, primarily TpA, can help to 'dissolve' the clot, there are dangers in using the drugs without subsequent follow-up PCI. The first danger is that the patient may be susceptible to bleeding elsewhere in the body. A major concern is hemorrhagic stroke, which occurs more than 50,000 times in the U.S. per year. This concern has kept the number of patients receiving TpA to less than 10%, despite clear clinical evidence that additional use of TpA could save lives (particularly where there is no primary PCI available). The second issue with clot-busting drugs is that they may take too long to be effective. That is because the age of the clot, and therefore its composition, may affect how quickly the clot can be reduced by the drug. This is particularly true of the AMI author patient, where there is little circulation at the infarction location (because flow has been inhibited or stopped). If the clot has formed elsewhere in the body, it could be older, and therefore harder to affect with TpA. A third issue is that clot-busting drugs only affect the thrombi that may be circulating in the bloodstream. They do not directly affect the underlying lesion which may be causing the cardiac blockage. IVUS and angiography vision of a thrombus pre- and post-stenting (Chen, 2008) In the above image, one notices that the AMI author patient has a large thrombus which is blocked by soft plaque in image a. Image B. is the same vessel at the lesion site, demonstrating a large amount of soft plaque and thrombus at the vascular blockage (this is an IVUS, or intravascular ultrasound, image). The emplacement of a stent (Image D) both pushes the thrombus into the vessel walls (where it is dissolved) and clears any lesion which may be present. The stent's struts are visible on D. due to the reflection of ultrasound, while image C. demonstrates an open vessel with removal of the blockage at the lesion site. In a typical The other major use of angioplasty is following a diagnosis using angiography, in which case the doctor finds a significant reduction in circulatory ability which has been evinced through one of several non-invasive diagnostic procedures, such as a thallium scan, a cardiac stress test with subsequent echocardiography, a 'chemical stress test,' which uses adenosine in order to induce a higher heart rate, or patient symptoms (particularly angina with exercise). In all these cases, the angiographer is also licensed to perform angioplasty, and the "occulo-stenotic response" is a key factor in a diagnostician/therapeutic MD's decision to proceed. Although there are a series of tools which can establish actual flow inhibition, they are seldom used. These techniques include: Flow wire, which directly establishes the flow beyond the lesion. It is generally used in only 1% of cases prior to angioplasty. IVUS, or Intravascular Ultrasound, which is used in about 8% of cases in the U.S. It is primarily used to judge the type and extent of the lesion, and particularly to establish if there is adequate apposition post-stenting (which is a major cause of acute thrombosis and restenosis) Pressure wire, which compares aortic pressure to distal arterial pressure. A pressure drop of 75% or greater indicates the need to perform angioplasty, with a 92% flow rate (i.e. 8% or less reduction) regarded as 'successful' for POBA, and 95% flow rate for stented lesions. Although the above procedures are reimbursed, they add time to the procedure and have been demonstrated to reduce the rate of POBA and stenting. Read the full article

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The Best Heart Surgeons in India: Experts Who Save Lives

When it comes to heart health, choosing the right doctor is a critical decision. India is home to some of the best heart surgeons in India, renowned for their expertise, advanced techniques, and high success rates in complex cardiac procedures.

Top Cardiac Surgeon in India: What Sets Them Apart?

A top cardiac surgeon in India possesses extensive experience, cutting-edge surgical skills, and a deep understanding of cardiovascular diseases. These specialists are trained in advanced procedures such as coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), heart valve replacements, and minimally invasive heart surgeries. Many of them have international training and affiliations with prestigious medical institutions worldwide.

Finding the Right Heart Specialist in Mumbai

Mumbai, being a hub for medical excellence, houses some of the most reputed cardiac surgeons in the country. A heart specialist in Mumbai is well-equipped to handle a wide range of heart conditions, from arrhythmias and congenital defects to heart failure management and complex surgeries. With world-class hospitals and state-of-the-art technology, Mumbai is a prime destination for both domestic and international patients seeking top-tier cardiac care.

Best Open Heart Surgeon in India: Excellence in Cardiac Surgery

Open-heart surgery requires extreme precision and expertise, and India boasts some of the best open heart surgeons in India. These professionals have successfully performed thousands of life-saving surgeries, helping patients regain a healthy life. With advancements in robotic-assisted surgery and minimally invasive techniques, patients now have access to safer procedures with faster recovery times.

Why India is a Preferred Destination for Cardiac Care

Highly Qualified Surgeons: India’s top heart surgeons are globally recognized for their skills and success rates.

World-Class Hospitals: Equipped with cutting-edge technology, hospitals in India offer unparalleled cardiac care.

Affordable Treatment: Compared to Western countries, India provides high-quality heart surgeries at a fraction of the cost.

Advanced Medical Infrastructure: From pre-surgery diagnostics to post-operative rehabilitation, India has a well-established cardiac healthcare ecosystem.

Conclusion

If you are seeking the best heart surgeons in India, Mumbai is a leading destination with some of the finest cardiac specialists. Whether you need an expert heart specialist in Mumbai, a top cardiac surgeon in India, or the best open heart surgeon in India, the country offers unparalleled medical expertise combined with world-class healthcare facilities. With a commitment to excellence and patient-centric care, India continues to be a global leader in cardiac treatment and surgeries.

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sarveshhealthcityy · 5 days ago

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Why Choose Our Hospital for Vascular Surgery? A Patient’s Guide

When it comes to vascular surgery, selecting the right hospital is crucial for ensuring optimal outcomes and a smooth recovery. At Sarvesh Health City, we pride ourselves on offering top-notch vascular care tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient. This guide will walk you through the compelling reasons why Sarvesh Health City stands out as the premier choice for vascular surgery in Hisar.

1. Comprehensive Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Department

Our Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery (CTVS) department is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities designed to handle a wide range of cardiovascular and thoracic conditions. From diagnosis to treatment, our integrated approach ensures that patients receive seamless and comprehensive care.

2. Expert Team of Surgeons

At the heart of our CTVS department is a team of highly skilled and experienced surgeons. Dr. Kapil Minocha, a distinguished cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon, brings nearly a decade of expertise in adult cardiac surgery, minimally invasive procedures, and thoracic surgeries. His commitment to adopting the latest surgical techniques ensures that patients receive the best possible care.

3. Advanced Surgical Procedures Offered

We specialize in a variety of advanced surgical procedures, including:

Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG): Utilizing off-pump techniques to improve blood flow to the heart.

Heart Valve Repair and Replacement: Addressing faulty heart valves to restore optimal cardiac function.

Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery (MICS): Offering less invasive options for valvular diseases and coronary artery disease.

Peripheral Vascular and Endovascular Procedures: Treating conditions affecting blood vessels outside the heart and brain.

Thoracic Surgery: Performing lung resections and other procedures using both open and video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) techniques.

4. State-of-the-Art Facilities

Our hospital boasts modern infrastructure with fully equipped modular operating theatres, including dedicated spaces for hybrid and robotic surgeries. The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is outfitted with advanced monitoring systems, ventilators, and other critical care equipment to ensure patient safety and comfort during the postoperative period.

5. Patient-Centered Approach

We believe in a patient-first ideology, ensuring that each individual receives personalized care tailored to their specific needs. Our multidisciplinary team collaborates to develop customized treatment plans, keeping patients informed and involved throughout their healthcare journey.

6. Positive Patient Testimonials

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the positive feedback from our patients. Many have expressed satisfaction with the compassionate care provided by our doctors and staff, highlighting the supportive environment that Sarvesh Health City fosters.

7. Convenient Location and Accessibility

Located in Sector 14, Hisar, Sarvesh Health City is easily accessible for residents in and around the region. Our hospital operates 24/7, with flexible outpatient department (OPD) hours from Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, ensuring that patients can receive care at their convenience.

8. Commitment to Continuous Improvement

We are dedicated to staying at the forefront of medical advancements. Our surgeons actively participate in professional associations, such as the Indian Association of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgeons (IACTS) and the Society of Minimally Invasive Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgeons of India (SMICTSI), to remain updated on the latest techniques and best practices in vascular surgery.

9. Comprehensive Postoperative Care

Recovery doesn't end after surgery. Our comprehensive postoperative care includes regular follow-ups, rehabilitation programs, and patient education to ensure long-term health and prevent recurrence of vascular issues.

10. Insurance and Financial Assistance

Understanding the financial aspects of healthcare, Sarvesh Health City is empaneled with top medical insurance companies, including Acko Health Insurance, Aditya Birla Health Insurance, and Bajaj Allianz, to provide affordable and hassle-free assistance to our patients.

Conclusion

Choosing the right hospital for vascular surgery is a decision that significantly impacts your health and well-being. At Sarvesh Health City, we combine expertise, advanced technology, and a patient-centered approach to deliver exceptional vascular care. Our commitment to excellence ensures that you receive the best possible treatment, tailored to your individual needs. Trust us to be your partner in health, guiding you towards a healthier future.

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kkumarsblog · 5 days ago

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Innovations Driving the Sternal Closure Devices Market

The Sternal Closure Devices Market is witnessing substantial growth due to the increasing prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and the rising number of thoracic surgeries. These devices are essential in ensuring the stability of the sternum after surgical procedures such as open-heart surgeries, facilitating proper healing, and reducing postoperative complications. The continuous advancements in surgical techniques and biomaterials are further fueling market expansion, offering significant opportunities for key industry players.

Market Dynamics

Driving Factors

Increasing Cardiovascular Surgeries: The growing burden of cardiovascular diseases worldwide is leading to a surge in surgical interventions such as coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and valve replacement procedures, directly impacting the demand for sternal closure solutions.

Technological Advancements: The development of biocompatible and patient-specific closure devices has enhanced surgical outcomes and minimized risks of complications such as infections and sternal dehiscence.

Growing Geriatric Population: As the aging population is more prone to cardiac conditions, there is an increasing need for effective sternal closure solutions to support the growing number of cardiac surgeries.

Adoption of Minimally Invasive Procedures: The shift toward advanced surgical techniques, including robot-assisted surgeries, is driving demand for innovative sternal closure solutions.

Challenges

High Cost of Advanced Devices: The expense associated with technologically advanced closure systems remains a barrier, particularly in emerging markets.

Risk of Postoperative Complications: Despite innovations, challenges such as infections, mechanical failures, and delayed healing persist.

Regulatory Hurdles: Stringent medical device regulations can slow product approvals and market entry, affecting new entrants and innovations.

Sternal Closure Devices Market Segmentation

The Sternal Closure Devices Market Size can be categorized based on product type, material, end-user, and region:

By Product Type:

Plates and Screws

Wires and Cables

Clips

Bone Cement

By Material:

Titanium-based Devices

Stainless Steel Devices

Bioabsorbable Materials

By End-User:

Hospitals

Specialty Clinics

Ambulatory Surgical Centers

Competitive Landscape

The Sternal Closure Devices Companies sector is highly competitive, with leading players investing in research and development to introduce next-generation closure solutions. Key market participants include:

Zimmer Biomet

DePuy Synthes (Johnson & Johnson)

A&E Medical Corporation

Kinamed Incorporated

Jace Medical LLC

IDEAR S.R.L.

Jeil Medical Corporation

Orthofix Holdings, Inc.

KLS Martin Group

These companies are focusing on technological advancements, strategic partnerships, and geographic expansion to enhance their market position.

Regional Market Insights

North America: Holds the largest market share due to high surgical volumes, strong R&D investments, and the presence of leading medical device manufacturers.

Europe: Witnessing steady growth with increasing adoption of advanced surgical techniques and favorable reimbursement policies.

Asia-Pacific: Rapid growth is expected due to an aging population, increasing healthcare expenditure, and improved access to surgical treatments.

Latin America & Middle East/Africa: These regions have significant growth potential with improving healthcare infrastructure and rising awareness of cardiovascular diseases.

Future Outlook

The Sternal Closure Devices Market is poised for steady growth, driven by technological advancements and an increasing need for effective post-surgical solutions. Companies are focusing on bioabsorbable and customized closure devices to address existing challenges and enhance patient outcomes. Strategic collaborations and regulatory advancements will further shape the market landscape.

Conclusion

The evolving Sternal Closure Devices Market presents immense opportunities for innovation and growth. With rising cardiovascular surgery rates and continuous medical advancements, the demand for efficient closure solutions is expected to surge. Industry leaders are actively investing in research and development to introduce high-performance devices that enhance patient recovery and surgical success rates.

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Best Cardiothoracic Surgeon in Hyderabad – Dr. Avinash Dal at TX Hospitals

When it comes to heart and lung surgeries, choosing the right cardiothoracic surgeon is paramount for ensuring the best possible outcome. In Hyderabad, Dr. Avinash Dal, a leading Cardiothoracic Surgeon, is known for his expertise in treating complex heart and lung conditions. With years of experience, advanced qualifications, and a patient-centered approach, Dr. Dal is recognized as one of the best cardiothoracic surgeons in Hyderabad. His practice at TX Hospitals ensures that patients receive world-class care, backed by state-of-the-art facilities and innovative treatment options.

Expertise of Dr. Avinash Dal – The Best Cardiothoracic Surgeon in Hyderabad

Dr. Avinash Dal is a highly qualified and experienced Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgeon with an MBBS, MS in General Surgery, and MCh in Cardiothoracic Surgery. His extensive training and experience allow him to handle a wide range of heart and lung surgeries with precision. He is known for his excellence in performing life-saving surgeries for conditions such as coronary artery disease, heart valve disease, lung cancer, and more.

With a focus on both cardiac surgery (heart-related procedures) and thoracic surgery (lung and chest procedures), Dr. Dal combines cutting-edge techniques with compassionate care. His personalized approach to treatment has earned him the trust of countless patients across Hyderabad and beyond.

Advanced Cardiothoracic Care at TX Hospitals

At TX Hospitals, Dr. Avinash Dal leads a team of expert cardiothoracic surgeons and medical professionals who offer comprehensive care for both heart and lung diseases. The hospital is equipped with the latest technology, enabling accurate diagnosis and advanced treatment options. TX Hospitals' Cardiothoracic Center of Excellence is designed to provide high-quality care in a comfortable environment, ensuring that patients receive the best possible treatment at every stage of their medical journey.

From minimally invasive surgeries to complex procedures like heart valve replacements and lung resections, TX Hospitals offers a wide array of treatments under one roof. The hospital is committed to providing personalized care, tailored to meet the individual needs of each patient.

Why Choose Dr. Avinash Dal as Your Cardiothoracic Surgeon?

Unmatched Expertise: With years of experience and expertise in cardiothoracic surgery, Dr. Dal is highly skilled in both cardiac and thoracic procedures. His vast knowledge enables him to successfully treat a variety of heart and lung conditions with the highest level of precision.

Cutting-Edge Technology: TX Hospitals boasts state-of-the-art medical equipment and technology. This allows Dr. Dal and his team to offer advanced diagnostic tools and perform minimally invasive surgeries that result in faster recovery times, reduced pain, and fewer complications.

Personalized Care: Dr. Dal takes a patient-centered approach, ensuring that every individual receives care tailored to their specific needs. From the initial consultation to post-surgery follow-ups, patients are guided through their treatment journey with the utmost care and attention.

Comprehensive Services: Dr. Dal specializes in a wide range of surgeries, including:

Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG)

Heart Valve Repair and Replacement

Aortic Surgery

Lung Cancer Surgeries

Lung Transplants

Minimally Invasive Heart and Lung Surgeries

Holistic Approach: At TX Hospitals, the focus is not only on surgical expertise but also on ensuring the overall well-being of patients. The hospital’s team works together to create comprehensive treatment plans, which include rehabilitation, post-operative care, and ongoing support.

A Legacy of Successful Cardiac and Thoracic Surgeries

Dr. Avinash Dal has performed numerous complex cardiothoracic surgeries with outstanding success rates. His ability to tackle even the most complicated cases has earned him a reputation as one of the best cardiothoracic surgeons in Hyderabad. Whether it’s a routine heart surgery or a high-risk lung procedure, Dr. Dal ensures that each patient receives the highest standard of care.

Schedule Your Consultation Today

If you are in need of expert care for heart or lung conditions, don't wait. Dr. Avinash Dal is available for consultations at TX Hospitals. Whether you're seeking a second opinion, need guidance on a complex procedure, or simply want to understand your options for treatment, Dr. Dal is ready to help.

To book your appointment, call 9089489089 today. Our dedicated team will assist you in scheduling a consultation and guiding you through the next steps. At TX Hospitals, we are committed to providing you with the best possible care, led by one of the top cardiothoracic surgeons in Hyderabad.

Contact TX Hospitals

Phone: 9089 48 9089

Website: www.txhospitals.com

Trust your heart and lung health to Dr. Avinash Dal and the experienced team at TX Hospitals. Together, we can ensure that you receive the best care and enjoy a healthier, happier future.

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balkikhalnews · 7 days ago

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‘Angioplasty is as good as bypass for patients with triple-vessel disease’ | Mumbai News

The bypass versus angioplasty debate continues as Stanford University’s recent FAME-3 study found no significant differences in outcomes for triple-vessel heart disease patients undergoing either CABG or PCI, even after five years. MUMBAI: The bypass versus angioplasty debate continues.At the American College of Cardiology’s ongoing annual scientific session in Chicago, cardiologists from…

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healthworldhospitals1 · 11 days ago

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Find the Best Cardiothoracic Specialist for Expert Heart & Lung Care

Are you searching for a Cardiothoracic Specialist in Durgapur? Cardiothoracic specialists are highly trained doctors who diagnose and treat heart, lung, and chest-related conditions. Whether you need heart surgery, lung treatment, or thoracic care, an experienced specialist ensures the best possible medical attention for your health.

Who is a Cardiothoracic Specialist? A Cardiothoracic Specialist focuses on the diagnosis, surgical treatment, and management of diseases related to the: ✔ Heart – Coronary artery disease, heart valve disorders, and congenital heart conditions. ✔ Lungs – Lung tumors, infections, and respiratory diseases. ✔ Chest & Esophagus – Disorders affecting the chest wall, diaphragm, and esophagus.

Common Conditions Treated by a Cardiothoracic Specialist If you experience heart or lung-related issues, a Cardiothoracic Specialist in Durgapur can help with:

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) – Blockages in heart arteries.

Heart Valve Diseases – Stenosis or leakage of heart valves.

Lung Cancer & Tumors – Advanced surgical removal of tumors.

Aortic Aneurysm & Dissections – Life-threatening blood vessel issues.

Chest Trauma & Injuries – Emergency treatment for severe chest conditions.

Cardiothoracic Procedures & Surgeries A Cardiothoracic Specialist in Durgapur performs various advanced surgical treatments, including: 🔹 Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) – Bypass surgery to restore blood flow. 🔹 Heart Valve Repair & Replacement – Surgical correction of defective valves. 🔹 Lung Resection Surgery – Removal of damaged lung tissue or tumors. 🔹 Thoracic Surgery – Treatment for esophageal disorders and chest diseases. 🔹 Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery – Faster recovery with less pain.

Why Consult a Cardiothoracic Specialist? Seeking care from a Cardiothoracic Specialist in Durgapur ensures: ✅ Expert diagnosis using advanced cardiac and lung imaging. ✅ Specialized surgical techniques for safer procedures. ✅ Post-surgery rehabilitation for better recovery. ✅ Emergency & critical care support for life-threatening conditions.

How to Choose the Best Cardiothoracic Specialist in Durgapur? When selecting a Cardiothoracic Specialist, consider: ✔ Experience & qualifications in cardiothoracic surgery. ✔ Patient reviews & success rates in complex procedures. ✔ Hospital affiliation with modern surgical facilities. ✔ Availability of minimally invasive surgery options.

Book an Appointment Today! If you need expert heart and lung care, consult a trusted Cardiothoracic Specialist in Durgapur. Get personalized treatment plans for a healthier, stronger life.

Schedule your appointment today for advanced heart and thoracic care!

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pawanahospitals · 11 days ago

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The Best Cardiology Hospital in Pune: Pawana Hospital’s Cutting-Edge Cardiac Care

In the bustling city of Pune, where the demand for quality healthcare is ever-growing, Pawana Multispecialty Hospital stands out as a premier institution dedicated to providing comprehensive medical services. Strategically located at Somatane Phata, near the crossroads of the old and new Mumbai-Pune expressways, this 203-bedded facility has been serving the community since its inception in February 1997. Founded by Dr. Satyajit Wadhokar with a vision to deliver quality health services to the Maval region, Pawana Hospital has grown from a modest 10-bedded unit into a leading healthcare provider in Pune.

A Legacy of Excellence

Pawana Hospital's journey over the past 27 years is marked by numerous milestones that underscore its commitment to healthcare excellence. It was the first hospital in the Maval region to establish an Intensive Care Unit (ICU), set up an MRI facility, and provide superspecialty services to the rural populace. The hospital's dedication to quality is evident in its NABH accreditation and ISO 9001:2015 certification, reflecting adherence to international standards in patient care and safety.

Comprehensive Medical Services

As a top hospital in Pune, Pawana Multispecialty Hospital offers a wide array of medical services, ensuring that patients receive holistic care under one roof. The hospital operates round-the-clock facilities, including an Emergency and Trauma unit, ICU, CCU, HDU, NICU, modular operation theatres, labor room, physiotherapy, and dialysis units.

Cardiology Excellence

Recognized as a leading cardiology hospital in Pune, Pawana Hospital boasts an integrated cardiology department equipped with a Cath Lab, 2D Echo, Cardiac Care Unit (CCU), and modular operation theatres. The hospital was the first in the Maval region to perform Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) surgeries, demonstrating its pioneering role in cardiac care. Patients benefit from comprehensive heart care services, including diagnostics, interventional procedures, and cardiac surgeries, all delivered by a team of experienced cardiologists and cardiac surgeons.

Neurology and Neurosurgery

Pawana Hospital is also esteemed as a premier neurology hospital in Pune, offering specialized services in neurology and neurosurgery. The hospital provides advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services for various neurological disorders, supported by state-of-the-art imaging facilities like MRI and CT scans. The neurology team comprises skilled neurologists and neurosurgeons dedicated to delivering personalized care for conditions such as stroke, epilepsy, and neurodegenerative diseases.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

For individuals seeking cosmetic and reconstructive procedures, Pawana Hospital serves as a distinguished plastic surgery hospital in Pune. The department offers a range of services, including reconstructive surgeries, aesthetic procedures, and trauma-related reconstructions. Utilizing modern biomedical technology and adhering to stringent safety protocols, the plastic surgery team ensures optimal outcomes for patients aiming to enhance their appearance or restore function.

Advanced Diagnostic and Imaging Facilities

Accurate diagnosis is pivotal to effective treatment, and Pawana Hospital excels in this aspect with its advanced diagnostic and imaging facilities. The hospital houses 24-hour MRI, spiral CT scan, ultrasound with color Doppler, 2D Echo, pathology and microbiology laboratories, and digital X-ray services. These cutting-edge tools enable prompt and precise diagnoses, facilitating timely interventions and improved patient outcomes.

Patient-Centric Approach

At the heart of Pawana Hospital's operations is a patient-centric philosophy encapsulated in the motto, "Patient Interest First." This ethos permeates every aspect of the hospital's services, ensuring that patient safety, satisfaction, and well-being are prioritized. The hospital's quality policy emphasizes continual improvement in the quality management system by adopting best ethical practices in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

Empanelments and Recognitions

Pawana Hospital's credibility is further reinforced by its empanelment with various insurance companies and Third-Party Administrators (TPAs), facilitating cashless treatment for patients. Additionally, the hospital is recognized under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS), Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), and by Indian Railways, making quality healthcare accessible to government employees and their families.

Community Outreach and Medical Tourism

Beyond serving the local population, Pawana Hospital extends its services to international patients, particularly from Yemen and Oman, through its medical tourism initiatives. The hospital's commitment to global healthcare is exemplified by its certification as a health provider for the Republic of Yemen. This endeavor not only showcases the hospital's medical expertise but also its dedication to fostering international health collaborations.

Conclusion

Pawana Multispecialty Hospital epitomizes excellence in healthcare delivery, combining technological innovation, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and compassionate care. As a top hospital in Pune, it continues to set benchmarks in various medical specialties, including cardiology, neurology, and plastic surgery. With a steadfast commitment to patient welfare and a vision to be a center of healthcare excellence through transformative innovation, Pawana Hospital remains a trusted name in Pune's healthcare landscape.

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