A woman's heart tumor was removed during open heart surgery at Wockhardt Hospital
Leading medical facility Wockhardt Hospitals Nagpur successfully performed open heart surgery to remove a patient's cardiac tumor, saving her life.
The Wockhardt Hospital saw a 58-year-old Jabalpur resident who had been experiencing breathing difficulties, palpitations, and exhaustion for the previous three years. She came to our hospital and spoke with Dr. Akshay Singh, the thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon. After a comprehensive investigation, we discovered a tumor inside her heart. A 2-D echocardiogram was performed.
Open cardiac surgery was the sole method available to remove this tumor. The tumor was removed successfully by Dr. Akshay Singh, who performed the procedure. These are primary heart tumors, according to the doctor, and their incidence ranges from.0017% to.19%. They are extremely rare. These tumors are prone to embolism, heart failure, and intracardiac blockage.
He went on to say that procedures can be carried out risk-free and save lives. She is released from the hospital in stable condition after a four-day stay. She was fortunate to have saved her own life by promptly contacting Dr. Akshay Singh at Wockhardt Hospitals. (Life Redeems) Doctor NB (Doctorate of National Board) in Cardiovascular Thoracic Surgery is held by Dr. Akshay Singh. The National Board of Education (NBE) issued this super specialty degree.
As a committed professional, Dr. Akshay Singh approaches each case with optimism and gives it their all to treat the patient. The most important thing in this situation, according to the doctor, is that we made a prompt and precise decision that kept the patient alive.
As a senior consultant in the heart surgery department, Dr. Akshay Singh has joined the team at Wockhardt Hospitals Nagpur. "This was really a challenging case," stated Mr. Abhinandan Dastenvar, Centre Head of Wockhardt Hospitals in Nagpur. The patient was spared and the successful outcome of the open heart surgery was due to the skillful management of our medical team.
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