Smaller cut for heart surgery? study tests recovery benefits
NCT ID NCT07251660
Summary
This study is comparing two different ways to perform heart valve surgery. One method uses a smaller cut on the side of the chest, while the traditional method opens the chest bone. Researchers want to see if the smaller-cut method leads to less pain, shorter hospital stays, and fewer complications for patients in Pakistan. They will randomly assign 32 patients scheduled for valve surgery to one of the two methods and track their recovery for 30 days.
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