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• Aortic aneurysm
• Ischaemic heart disease
• Congenital heart diseases
• Valvular heart diseases

Coronary arteries and cardiac muscular tissue-related diseases (bypass, ventricular aneurysm surgery);
Heart valves (mitral, aortic, tricuspid)- modern techniques without the replacement of the valve or without classic surgery;
Pericardium surgery;
Cardiac rhythm and conduction disorders
Vascular disorders of ascending aorta, aortic arch, thoracic aorta and abdominal aorta.

Mortality and morbidity risks.
As far as the over the top teams are concerned, the mortality is below 1%, according to the statistics carried out by e-dendrite.com (the European data base of the cardiovascular centres, of European reference).
Pre-surgical preparation:
Anaesthesia-related examination, which can be carried out at Inimed (between 2 months and 2 days prior to the surgical intervention);
Depending on the surgical intervention type, the patient’s preparation is carried out differently (to be explained the time of the intervention);
The surgical intervention lasts between 4 and 8 hours;
The patient will spend 1 or 2 days in the Intensive Care Unit;
The patient is extubated while on the operating table (they will breathe spontaneously after the operation ends) – FAST TRACK
The hospitalization period will last between 5 and 10 days, depending on the cardiac surgical intervention;
Balanced healthy diet.

Post- operative care and recommendations

Contraindications – there are no contraindications; the only thing to take into consideration is the adaptation of the surgical operation according to the surgical risk.
Medication- assisted treatment: it depends on the surgical operation, but it will be a medication that the patient must take for the rest of their life.
Existing risk if the surgery is not performed: progressive limitation of the activity and, in some cases, great risk of critical complications, death.

The cardiac surgery team is carefully led by Prof. Remi Nottin, Head of Cardiac Surgery Department, Marie Lannelongue Hospital, Paris.

• Aortic aneurysm
• Surgical repairing of leg problems due to diabetes
• Cardiac arrhythmias
• Obliterant chronic arteriopathy

Carotid surgery
Supra-aortic trunks
Upper limb surgery (cervical thoracic outlet, aneurysm, thrombosis)
Aortic surgery
Lower limb revascularization
Percutaneous angioplasty
Aneurysm aortic endoptrotesis
Some of the vascular surgical operations are performed by the INIMED team at the INIMED Clinic and some of them in other centres from Bucharest or Paris.

Mortality and morbidity risks.
As far as the over the top teams are concerned, the mortality is below 1%, according to the statistics carried out by e-dendrite.com (the European data base of the cardiovascular centres, of European reference).

Pre-surgical preparation:
Anaesthesia-related examination, which can be carried out at INIMED;
Depending on the surgical intervention type, the patient’s preparation is carried out differently (to be explained the time of the intervention);
The surgical intervention lasts between 2 and 4 hours;
The patient will spend one day or a few hours in the Intensive Care Unit;
The patient is extubated while on the operating table (they will breathe spontaneously after the operation ends) – FAST TRACK
The hospitalization period will last between 2 and 7 days, depending on the cardiac surgical intervention;
Balanced healthy diet.

Post- operative care and recommendations

Contraindications: – there are no contraindications; the only thing to take into consideration is the adaptation of the surgical operation according to the surgical risk.
Medication- assisted treatment: it depends on the surgical operation, but it will be a medication that the patient must take for the rest of their life.
Existing risk if the surgery is not performed: progressive limitation of the activity and, in some cases, great risk of critical complications, death.

The cardiac surgery team is carefully led by Prof. Remi Nottin, Head of Cardiac Surgery Department, Marie Lannelongue Hospital, Paris.

• Varicose Vein Surgical Operation

C.H.I.V.A. – THE MODERN TREATMENT OF THE VARICOSE VEINS- The only method that does not destroy the vein.

C.H.I.V.A. (The ambulatory conservative hemodynamic correction of venous insufficiency) – is a method of minimally invasive surgical treatment of the varicose disease, that has been developed in France. It is a method that implies a low rate of relapse. It is performed under local anesthesia, it is comfortable for the patient and ensures, at the same time, very good aesthetic results.