Child heart | Pediatric Heart implantation Hospital in Coimbatore

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Do You Know About Baby Heart Surgery? For some
babies born with a heart condition, also called a
birth defect, heart surgery may be needed
immediately after birth or a few months after the
severity. The disease can be transmitted
directly to the heart or to a blood vessel
outside the heart. In most cases, a single
surgery can improve the condition, but depending
on the disease, experts at Pediatric pacemaker
implantation surgery Coimbatore may suggest a
number of procedures. Early detection and
treatment with advanced technology have
significantly improved the lives of newborns.

• Symptoms you are looking for
• Blue or gray skin this indicates that the flow
  of oxygen in the blood is not enough.
• Labored breathing
• Arrhythmia the heartbeat or rhythm is not
  normal.
• Lack of growth and development in the child or
  poor diet and sleep.
• Open heart surgery
• Among the various pediatric heart treatments,
  open heart surgery is very common. Open heart
  surgery is when the surgeon uses a heart-lung
  bypass machine. The child receives general
  anesthesia, which means that she is completely
  unconscious and does not feel pain. The surgeon
  makes an incision in the breastbone. Blood
  circulates through tubes through a special
  machine called a heart-lung bypass machine. This
  device also adds oxygen to keep your blood warm.
  Helps blood circulate throughout the body while
  the surgeon performs the operation.
• Turning on the machine can stop the repair of
  heart valves, heart muscles, or arteries outside
  of the heart. Once repaired, the machine is
  removed and the heart can function as usual.

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Heart defects can also be corrected by making an
incision between the ligaments on the side of
the chest, called a tracheostomy, also called
closed heart surgery. Special equipment,
including a camera, is used to perform this type
of surgery. The third type of treatment involves
inserting a thin tube into the artery in the foot
and extending it to the heart. But in this way,
a limited number of defects can be
corrected. Children's heart hospitals often have
specialists, surgeons, nurses, and technicians
trained for this purpose. After surgery, your
child may need to stay in the hospital for 2 to 3
days for postoperative care.