Cardiosurgery

This is a minimally invasive surgical procedure in which a heart valve is replaced.

This is an operation to eliminate a defect in the heart using a unique occluder device.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common heart rhythm disturbance diagnosed in 1-2% of the general population.

An aortic aneurysm is a pathological bulging of the walls of the aorta.

Currently, an effective method of surgical restoration of blood flow is the operation of coronary or mammocoronary artery bypass grafting.

Minimally invasive surgery is performed to eliminate a rare heartbeat.

Modern medicine allows you to eliminate the defect with a minimally invasive endovascular method without open surgery on the heart, the need to stop it and the use of the artificial circulation system.

Aortic endoprosthesis is a minimally invasive, hybrid operation in which one of the parts of the aorta (abdominal, thoracic) is replaced by an endoprosthesis (stentgraft).

David's operation, developed by the famous cardiac surgeon Tyrone David, is an advanced surgical technique in which aortic root is prosthetic with the preservation of its own aortic valve.

This is an operation to remove fluid from the pericardial cavity (cardiac bag).

A peripherally implantable central venous catheter (PICC or PIC) is a minimally invasive device to provide long-term central venous access.

Filters are implanted using a catheter through the femoral vein on the healthy side.

This is a procedure consisting in installing a thin wire structure in the form of a cylinder in the lumen of a narrowed vessel, which plays the role of a frame - a stent.

Installation of a metal structure (stent) in the lumen of the heart vessel to consolidate the result of angioplasty and keep the lumen of the coronary artery free of blood clots and plaques.

This is an invasive diagnostic procedure performed by puncturing an artery in an arm or leg, in most cases the main access point for the installation of an arterial port is the common femoral artery.

This is a minimally invasive study, which is performed in a specially equipped X-ray operating room.

This is an invasive method of studying the coronary arteries of the heart (actually, their lumen)

The cardiologist is engaged in the detection and treatment of diseases of the cardiovascular system. It is recommended to consult a doctor regularly for preventive purposes and with the following symptoms: high or low blood pressure, heart pain, dizziness, pain in the head, fainting.