Aortic replacement valve open heart and minimally invasive each have their own advantages and disadvantages, there is no one better, the most suitable for the patient is the best way to operate.
The advantage of aortic valve replacement surgery is that the surgical operator can visualize directly, and the operation space and scope are larger. However, it requires longer extracorporeal circulation, more surgical trauma and longer recovery time.
The benefits of minimally invasive aortic replacement valve surgery are that the surgical wound is small, but minimally invasive surgery is performed under interventional guidance and is more demanding on the operator. It is suitable for patients who cannot undergo open-heart surgery or who are at high risk for surgery.
The specific situation varies from person to person, and patients need to thoroughly assess their overall situation before undergoing aortic valve replacement surgery to determine whether open heart or minimally invasive approach is suitable.