Heart surgery in Iran
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Iran provides several cutting-edge cardiac procedures to address different heart problems. Our group of skilled surgeons and cardiologists gives patients top-notch treatment using the newest methods and technology.
Specialists at all of our hospitals are focused on giving patients with heart problems individualized care and treatment that guarantees the best results. Based on Your consultation with your doctor, the Hospital gives you your option for surgery these options are:
Medical Procedures for Heart Surgery in Iran
Diagnostic Procedures
- Angiography: Angiography is an X-ray non-invasive imaging method used to see blood vessels and find artery irregularities or blockages.
Interventional Procedures
- Angiography: An angioplasty increases blood flow and restores normal circulation by unlocking blocked or restricted arteries.
- Heart Pacemaker Surgery: A procedure that involves implanting a device under the skin near the heart to regulate irregular heartbeats and ensure a steady rhythm.
Open Heart Surgery
- Heart Bypass Surgery: Heart bypass surgery is a potentially life-saving procedure that includes opening up a new blood flow route around clogged arteries so that the heart may function normally.
- Heart Valve Replacement Surgery: Heart valve replacement surgery is the surgical replacement of malfunctioning heart valves with biological or artificial valves to restore normal cardiac function.
- Heart Transplant Surgery: Heart transplantation is a difficult surgery in which a donor’s natural heart or, occasionally, an artificial heart replaces the patient’s own.
- Aortic Aneurysm Surgery: An operation called aortic aneurysm surgery replaces or repairs the portion of the artery that has inflated out as a result of an aneurysm, therefore preventing rupture and other problems.
- Open Heart Surgery: A classic type of cardiac surgery (Traditional heart surgery), open heart surgery entails opening the chest to operate on the arteries, valves, or heart muscles.
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Cost and pricing of cardiothoracic surgery
The kind of surgery, the hospital, and the insurance coverage are just a few of the many variables that can greatly affect the price of heart surgery.
Going through a heart transplant in Iran costs a lot less than in many other places. A study of several centers found that the average cost of a heart transplant in Iran is $3,445.47 (plus or minus USD 1,243.29), with a range of $1,059.43 to USD 8,510.55. This price covers many things, like surgery, a stay in the intensive care unit, and medicines. Here’s how the prices are broken down:
- Surgery: 66.02% of the total cost
- ICU: 13.56% of the total cost
- Medications: 19.98% of the total cost
Call to Iran Health Agency for an updated price; you can find the total cost of heart surgery in the table below:
| Procedure | Cost in Iran |
| Heart Bypass | $7,000 |
| Angioplasty | $2,200 |
| Heart Valve Replacement | $7,000 |
These prices might not, however, cover further charges like prescription drugs, follow-up treatment, and rehabilitation.
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Surgeon’s Qualifications and Experience
Heart surgeons in Iran are very skilled and well-trained, and they often stay up to date on the newest methods of cardiovascular surgery. They can do both open-heart and minimally invasive surgeries, as well as complicated and dangerous ones. Many Iranian surgeons have worked in the field for a long time and are known for their achievements.
Hospital and Facility Information
Iran has some very modern medical centers that focus on heart diseases. One of the biggest heart hospitals in the Middle East is the Shahid Rajaei Heart Centre in Tehran. It has modern tools like operating rooms, catheterization labs, and research labs. The medical services at these hospitals are known for being very good and providing a wide range of care.
We have a complete list of Hospitals and doctors for comparison; Contact us to discuss it with details based on your situation.
Recovery Time and Process
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After heart treatment in Iran, most people need about a month to fully recover before they can go back to work or exercise.
The hardest part is the first six to eight weeks when you might have pain at the wound site, coughing, muscle aches, bruising, swelling, digestive problems, and mood swings. Patients are told to follow a walking program, go to follow-up visits, and slowly start doing normal things again while being watched by a doctor.
Recovery Time and Process after Heart Surgery in Iran
| Phase | Timeframe | Symptoms | Activities |
| Immediate Recovery | 1-2 weeks | Pain at wound site, coughing, muscle aches, bruising, swelling | Rest, follow the walking program, attend follow-up visits |
| Early Recovery | 2-6 weeks | Digestive problems, mood swings | Gradually increase physical activity, and resume normal daily tasks |
| Full Recovery | 6-8 weeks | Minimal symptoms | Return to work, resume exercise routine, full recovery |
Note: The kind of cardiac surgery and the specific conditions may affect the procedure and length of recovery.
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FAQ About Heart Surgery
What should I do before my surgery?
- Follow your doctor’s instructions about medications, diet, and activities
- Stop taking certain medications, such as blood thinners, as instructed by your doctor
- Avoid eating or drinking for a certain period before surgery, as instructed by your doctor
- Arrange for someone to drive you home after surgery and stay with you for a few days
- Plan for time off work or school, as recommended by your doctor
Consider donating your blood before surgery, if possible
What should I do on the day of my surgery?
- Arrive at the hospital at the designated time, usually early in the morning
- Bring your insurance cards, identification, and any other required documents
- Wear comfortable clothing and avoid wearing jewelry or valuables
- Avoid eating or drinking anything, except for medications with a sip of water, as instructed by your doctor
- A nurse will prepare you for surgery, including cleaning and shaving the surgical site
What will happen during surgery?
- You will be given general anesthesia to ensure you are comfortable and pain-free during the procedure
- The surgeon will make an incision in your chest to access your heart
- The surgical team will perform the necessary repairs or replacements, such as bypass grafting or valve replacement
- The surgery may take several hours, depending on the complexity of the procedure
How long will my surgery take?
- The surgery’s duration varies depending on the type of procedure, but it can take anywhere from 2 to 6 hours
Who will update my family on the surgery progress?
- A member of the surgical team will update your family on the progress of the surgery
- They will also let them know when the surgery is complete and you are in the recovery room
Will I require a blood transfusion during surgery?
- You may require a blood transfusion during surgery, depending on the complexity of the procedure and your overall health
- Your doctor will discuss the risks and benefits of blood transfusion with you before surgery
Where will I go after my surgery?
- After surgery, you will be taken to the intensive care unit (ICU) for close monitoring
- You will be connected to machines that monitor your heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels
- You may have a breathing tube, urinary catheter, and other tubes and wires attached to your body
How will my pain be managed?
- You will be given medications to manage your pain, which may include narcotics, muscle relaxants, and anti-inflammatory drugs
- Your doctor will work with you to find the right combination of medications to manage your pain
When can I eat or drink?
- You will not be able to eat or drink for several hours after surgery
- Once you can eat, you will start with liquids and gradually move to solid foods
How long will I be in the ICU?
Although several factors can affect the length of your ICU stay following heart surgery in Iran, generally speaking:
- Most research reveals an average ICU stay of two to five days.
Range: In certain circumstances, it could span as little as one day or more than a week
What are my restrictions after surgery?
- Lifting: You’ll likely be restricted from lifting heavy objects (typically 10 lbs or less) for several weeks to allow your chest incision to heal.
- Activity: You’ll be encouraged to increase activity but avoid strenuous exercise gradually (your doctor will advise on a specific timeframe).
- Driving: There’s no universal guideline, but it’s generally recommended to wait 4-6 weeks after surgery until your reaction time and strength return. Your doctor will clear you to drive when it’s safe.
When can I drive?
Generally speaking, following heart surgery in Iran, you probably won’t be able to drive for 4 to 6 weeks. This period lets your body recuperate and guarantees:
- Your response time is once more within the normal range.
- You have the mobility and strength to handle the car properly.
- You are not impacted by any drugs that could compromise your driving ability.
This is only an estimate, though. The most crucial thing is having your doctor clear you. They will consider your recuperation development and any elements influencing your driving capacity.
