State-of-the-Art Facility for Procedures
Our advanced healthcare complex with 8 operating theatres equipped with state-of-the-art negative pressure systems ensures a seamless procedure.
Prestigious and World Class Expertise in Surgery
Our surgical team, with international fellowships in Congenital and Neonatal Surgeries and expertise in GUCH conditions, ensures top-quality patient care.
Quick Recovery and Shorter ICU and Hospital Stays
With short 2 days ICU stays, fewer re-intubations/readmissions, and average hospital stays of 6 days, we aim for fast patient recovery.
Specialisation and expertise in GUCH Cases
Our team excels in Grown-up congenital heart (GUCH) cases, including Ebstein Anomaly Repair, providing expertise in various scenarios, including Redo Surgeries when necessary.
Comprehensive and Holistic Post-Operative Support
Beyond Surgery, our facility offers a dedicated Rehabilitation Centre and comprehensive in-house services to support postoperative recovery for both Paediatric and adult patients.
How to Prepare for this Procedure
These children suffer from rhythm abnormalities due to long-standing diseases. We recommend treatment such as Catheter Ablation before Surgery. We insist on MRI quantification of the disease before Surgery.
It is an Open-heart surgery. The child is put on a heart-lung machine, and the defects are corrected surgically.
- Maintaining good hydration and nutrition before the procedure.
- During the procedure, because the child is in the ICU, maintaining overall good hygiene in and around the child.
- Regular follow-ups for wound care as prescribed, continuing the medication prescribed and echo follow-up after a month.
- Maintaining good nutrition, hydration and hygiene at home and avoiding crowded places for 6 weeks.
- If multiple children are at home, then distancing them from the operated child.
Regular strict ECHO follow-up for a year and then as per the advice of the treating Doctor. Follow-up at the Arrhythmia Clinic to check heart rhythm abnormalities.
Depending on the child’s heart defect severity and the disease stage at which the child is at. We insist on ECHO follow-up.
