szívmködtet

The Hungarian term "szívmködtet" translates to "heart operation" or "cardiac surgery" in English. It refers to any surgical procedure performed on the heart. These interventions are typically necessary to treat a wide range of cardiovascular conditions that cannot be adequately managed with medication or less invasive treatments.

Common reasons for undergoing a szívmködtet include coronary artery disease, where blockages in the heart's arteries reduce blood flow, often requiring bypass surgery. Valve disorders, such as stenosis or regurgitation of the heart valves, may necessitate valve repair or replacement. Congenital heart defects, present from birth, can also be corrected through various cardiac surgeries. Furthermore, arrhythmias that are severe and unresponsive to other treatments might be addressed with surgical intervention.

The procedures involved in szívmködtet can range from minimally invasive techniques performed through small incisions to more complex open-heart surgeries where the chest is opened. Modern cardiac surgery often utilizes advanced technologies and techniques to improve patient outcomes and recovery times. The decision to perform a szívmködtet is made by a multidisciplinary team of medical professionals, including cardiologists and cardiac surgeons, after a thorough evaluation of the patient's condition.