How long can you live with aortic stenosis?
Mild aortic stenosis generally does not affect life expectancy, and patients with moderate to severe stenosis can survive for a long time with timely treatment. Some patients may have life-threatening…
Category: Aortic valve stenosis
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What are the characteristics of the murmur in aortic stenosis?
The murmur of aortic valve stenosis is mainly a systolic ejection murmur from the aortic valve auscultation area. The aortic valve is the gateway to the outflow tract of the…
Effective treatment of aortic stenosis
Aortic valve stenosis should be based on the patient’s specific situation to develop effective treatment. Clinically, if patients with aortic valve stenosis do not have symptoms such as dyspnea, angina,…
Can you exercise after aortic stenosis surgery
Aortic valve stenosis after surgery can exercise need to follow the doctor’s instructions, generally can exercise, but to adjust the amount of exercise in the body tolerance level, not recommended…
Warfarin and pregnancy and childbirth
After pregnancy, there are three significant changes in the body concerning the circulatory system: first, an increase in circulating blood volume, second, an increased burden on the heart, and third,…
Business development of the orthopedic department of the Heart Hospital in the past 4 years since its establishment
The first orthopedic osteotomy techniques for spinal deformities (SRS 2-6 level osteotomy) including VCR osteotomy for various complex and severe spinal deformities were carried out in Ningxia region ① the…
Anticoagulation in patients after valve replacement should be noted
Anticoagulation after prosthetic valve replacement requires appropriate anticoagulation measures depending on the valve being replaced and the comorbidities. To achieve anticoagulation safely and effectively, it is important to understand the…
Anticoagulation in patients after valve replacement should be noted
Anticoagulation after prosthetic valve replacement requires appropriate anticoagulation measures depending on the valve being replaced and the comorbidities. To achieve anticoagulation safely and effectively, it is important to understand the…
Can aortic stenosis with incomplete closure be replaced with a bioprosthetic valve?
Patient: Description of condition (time of onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): Hello. I am a patient with aortic stenosis (moderate) with incomplete closure (severe), now 56 years old, with…
Surgical treatment of severe heart valve disease at high altitude
OBJECTIVE:To analyze the clinical outcomes of surgical treatment of severe heart valve disease at medium and high altitudes (2260-4700 m above sea level) and to explore strategies to reduce serious…