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Aortic valve surgery: Procedure, recovery, and long-term care

Aortic valve surgery is a critical procedure aimed at addressing various conditions affecting the aortic valve, a crucial component of the heart's function. Here, Mr George Asimakopoulos, renowned consultant cardiac surgeon, offers an expert insight into aortic valve surgery, discussing the procedure, recovery expectations, and long-term care.

Relieve back pain with kyphoplasty

If you are experiencing severe back pain due to a spinal compression fracture, kyphoplasty may be a treatment option worth considering. This minimally invasive procedure is designed to relieve pain, stabilise the spine, and restore lost vertebral height. In his latest online article, Professor Hilali Noordeen explains what kyphoplasty is, how it is performed, and what you can expect during recovery.

An expert's guide to: Artificial urinary sphincter surgery

Artificial urinary sphincter (AUS) surgery is a medical procedure designed to treat urinary incontinence; a condition characterised by the involuntary leakage of urine. This innovative surgical intervention offers hope to individuals struggling with urinary control issues, providing them with a renewed sense of confidence and freedom. In his latest online article, Mr Musaab Yassin delves into the intricacies of artificial urinary sphincter surgery, exploring its purpose, procedure, risks, recovery, and long-term outcomes.

Chronic bronchitis: Causes, symptoms, and care

Bronchitis, an inflammation of the mucous membranes lining the airways in the lungs, can be a debilitating condition, especially when it becomes chronic. Chronic bronchitis, defined as lasting more than three months for two consecutive years, poses significant challenges to those affected. In his latest online article, Dr Shalin Diwanji delves into the causes, symptoms, and management strategies for this condition.

Temporomandibular joint disorder: explained

Temporomandibular joint disorder, commonly known as TMJ, is a condition that affects the joints connecting your jawbone to your skull. These joints, situated in front of each ear, enable you to perform essential tasks like chewing, speaking, and yawning. When they malfunction, it can lead to discomfort and difficulty in daily activities. Leading consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Professor Piet Haers explores the condition, explaining its causes, diagnosis and treatment options.

Understanding heart health: The role of ECGs

In the realm of cardiovascular health, Electrocardiograms (ECGs) serve as invaluable tool in the assessment of your heart health. The 12-lead resting ECG, a painless procedure, intricately maps the heart's rhythm from 12 different electrical angles or “vectors”, offering a snapshot of its current condition. In his latest online article, Dr Mohamed Al-Obaidi describes some nuances of this quick procedure and explores other cardiac monitoring techniques that provide a comprehensive understanding of heart health.

Solving heart rhythm issues with pacemakers

In his latest online article, Mr Mohamed Al-Obaidi gives us his insights into pacemaker. The human heart, a marvel of natural engineering, relies on an intricate electrical conduction system to maintain its rhythm and functionality. This system includes a natural pacemaker and a network of "wiring" that enables synchronised heartbeats. However, like any complex electrical system, problems can arise over time, leading to a range of cardiac issues. In such cases, the installation of a pacemaker becomes a crucial intervention to address these "wiring" faults and restore the heart's proper rhythm and function.

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