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2022-02-23 14:48:19
Hello doc, After open heart surgery for metallic valve, how long patient takes to come out of ICU. Thanks
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Average stay in icu is 2 days and then stay in ward is 4 days.
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consult nearby cardiac surgeon
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choice between metallic valve and tissue valve is important

Answered2022-02-24 03:45:12

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It depends upon heart function and comorbidities On an average 2-3 days icu stay

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Depends on complexity - ideally it takes 2-3 days for transfer out of ICU and a week total for discharge. If condition permits patient recovers +/- 2-3 days .

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Generally 3-4 days post operation. The recovery depends on various factors like age , heart function, lung function etc

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