Cardiovascular surgeons
in Merida

Cardiovascular surgeons operate the heart and blood vessels in order to repair the damage caused by diseases or disorders of the cardiovascular apparatus.Cardiovascular surgeons perform many different types of operations, including repair and valvular replacement, repair of heart defects, coronary bypass, repair of aneurysms, transmodeocardial laser revascularization and heart transplants.They also carry out operations of the blood vessels, including the aorta that is the main source of blood irrigation of the organism.Cardiac surgery today can also include the use or implementation of ventricular assistance devices (DAV), mechanical devices that provide insufficient heart "assistance", helping it by pumping blood to the whole body.

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Dr. José Manuel Gutiérrez García

Cardiovascular surgeon

Professional ID. 3947467
Sp. Ced. 6880496 INCICh-UNAM

Consejo Nacional de Cirugía del Tórax: 313

9999 70 0770 Send Whatsapp

Dr. Luis Daniel Lizama Rodríguez

Cardiovascular surgeon

Professional ID. 4518692
Sp. Ced. 8129183 Ministerio de Sanidad, España

Endovascular surgery certification and percutaneous aortic prosthetic implant TAVI (transapical y transfemoral).
Consejo Nacional de Cirugía del Tórax: 368

Appointments to Faro del Mayab Hospital / Office 712
Street 24 Unnumbered por 7 y 7a Santa Gertrudis Copó C.P. 97115 Merida Yuc
Cel. Appointments to 999 994 9895

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Dr. Rodrigo Mariscal Morales

Cardiothoracic and vascular anesthesia

Professional ID. 3592538
Sp. Ced. 5452623 INCICh, CDMX

Consejo Nacional de certificación en Anesthesioloía 6622

9992 71 4661 Send Whatsapp

Part of the services we offer:

cardiac rehabilitation.
Coronary revascularization surgery: without or with extracorporeal circulation, arterial.
Replacement or aortic valvular repair, mitral, and tricuspidea.
Surgery of congenital heart disease, neonates, children, adults (selected cases).
Surgery of pericardial pathology.
Open, Endovascular or Mixed Surgery of the Thoracic Aorta.
Percutaneous Aortic Valvular Prosthetics Implant (TAVI).TransaPical and Transfemoral Via.
Varrician treatment for sclerotherapy

Address

Star Medica Hospital
Office #719street26 #199,ColonyAltabrisa 97133 Merida, Yuc.
(999)750 16 92 9991 33 24 77 Send Whatsapp See Website

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Cardiac surgery

Cardiac surgeries can correct problems in the heart that other treatments could not solve or could not be used. The most common adult surgery is the bypass of the coronary artery, also called coronary revascularization surgery. This procedure consists of taking an artery or healthy vein that is connected (bypass) to the coronary artery (from the heart) blocked.

Heart surgeries are also used for:

Repair or replace the valves that control the flow of blood through the heart cameras
Repair abnormal or damaged structures
Implement devices to regulate heart rhythm or maintain the function of the heart and blood flow
Replace the heart injured by a donor's heart
Treat heart failure and coronary disease
Check abnormal heart rhythms

Heart surgeries have risks, although the results, generally, are excellent. The risks include bleeding (hemorrhage), infections, irregular beats and stroke (ACV). The risk increases with age and if it is a woman. There is also greater risk if you suffer other diseases or conditions, such as diabetes, kidney disease, lung disease or peripheral arterial disease.

Percutaneous Aortic Valvular Prosthesis

Aortic stenosis (EA) is currently one of the most common valvular diseases in developed countries its prevalence increases with age and is diagnosed in 4.6% of adults over 75 years. It has an insidious course, with a long period of latency; However, it presents a rapid progression after the beginning of the symptoms. Without specific treatment, an average mortality from 50% to 2 years has been described.

The surgical aortic valve replacement (RVA) is the abutment of the treatment of advanced aortic stenosis, improves the symptoms and increases the survival. However, there is 30% of patients with symptomatic EA than at their risk are not " good " Surgical candidates.

Although globally the mortality of RVA is reported below 3%, the risk of mortality and morbidity increase significantly when aortic stenosis is presented in elderly patients with concomitant pathologies. Precisely in these risky cases, the clinicians have been reluctant to indicate surgery.

As an alternative, in 2002 a percutaneous aortic prosthesis was implemented for the first time (TAVI: Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implementation). Since then, the safety and effectiveness of this new treatment has been confirmed both with the results of multiple multicenter records, as well as randomized studies. Thus, it has been established with the Sapien of Edwards and Corevalve de Medtronic, a success rate & GT; 90% and a mortality at 30 days of the procedure & lt; 10% in most series. For its part, randomized, the partner assay confirmed both the superiority of the TAVI on medical treatment in patients not considered suitable for the standard surgical valve replacement, such as the non-inferiority of the TAVI compared with surgical treatment in high patients risk. In this way, it is currently available from this new treatment alternative in patients at high surgical risk and its potential indication is discussed in a wider spectrum of patients.

Transcatéter Valves Transcatéter

To date, there are two types of percutaneous stents, which have been widely used in different clinical scenarios (Figure 1):

Expandable balloon: Sapienvalve ®, Edwards.
Auto Expandable: Corevalve ®, Medtronic.

Both are constituted by biological material and are implanted inside the stench aortic valve.Usually, the implant is preceded by the dilation of the native valve with a balloon and subsequently, both the expandable with the balloon and the expandable self, are located and implanted at the corresponding site, using as a guide echocardiography and radioscopy.

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