Gentle Methods of Treatment in Cardiology

05.03.2012: Germany, Dusseldorf, the German Cardiology Center.

"The patient is a whole" was the main theme of the conference devoted to the treatment of heart disease, which took place on 24.02.2012 in the cardiological center of Dusseldorf with the participation of about 700 international specialists in the field of cardio surgery and other related fields.

At a medical conference devoted to the treatment of heart diseases and held in the German cardiac center of Dusseldorf, new approaches and methods of treatment of patients with heart disease or cardiac vessels with chronic diseases of other organs, as well as patients who are implanted with artificial heart or heart transplantation were discussed.

The main directions of treatment in Germany of these patients in cardiology and cardiovascular surgery are today sparing methods of treatment in Dusseldorf and individually selected treatment in hospitals and cardiovascular centers in Munich, Berlin and Dusseldorf.

Despite the use of sparing methods of treatment in leading German clinics, these patients need long-term, lifelong drug treatment. Minimally invasive operations lead to an improvement in the quality of life of such patients.

Cardiac surgeons in the cardiovascular center of Munich and Dusseldorf perform operations with a catheter to implant an artificial heart valve and thus in many cases refuse surgical interventions on the open heart, which naturally affects a significant reduction in treatment costs and the rate of postoperative recovery.

In the Dusseldorf Cardiology Center, the Ross-operation method is widely practiced, in which the damaged aortic valve is replaced by a pulmonary artery valve. The advantage of this method is that it eliminates the need for life-long use of anti-clotting drugs.

In the Düsseldorf Cardio Center , the surgical approach to the treatment of heart valves minimally invasively uses the Hybrid operation method, which creates a three-dimensional model of the patient's heart based on angiography, computed tomography, nuclear magnetic resonance (MRI) and 3-dimensional 3D ultrasound. This method of surgical intervention at the world medical exhibition MEDICA 2011 was awarded a special prize.

This method of treatment in Germany is the main one in the surgical treatment of cardiac valves in the cardiovascular center of Dusseldorf and Munich.

Treatment in Germany is one of the best and most reliable in the world!