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Balloon Valvuloplasty Cost in India

Balloon Valvuloplasty Cost in India starts from US $3,900 and varies depending on the medical history, condition of the patient, the surgeon, the surgical facility, and the city where you choose to get the surgery done.

The cost quoted above is indicative and should not be taken as the final cost of balloon valvuloplasty surgery in India. The final cost can be ascertained after all investigations are carried out and the surgeon has evaluated the patient. The cost in Indian Rupees can vary based on the exchange rate.

INCLUDES

  • Surgery and Stay at the Hospital
  • Pre-operative Investigations
  • Medicines, Consumables & Food at the Hospital
  • Airport transfers & IndiCure assistance

DOES NOT INCLUDE

  • Accommodation outside the hospital
  • Air tickets
  • Medical Visa Fee

STAY REQUIRED

  • Stay at the Hospital - 3 to 4 days
  • Stay at the Hotel - 4 to 7 days
  • Stay in India - 10 to 12 days

Factors that Affect Balloon Valvuloplasty Cost in India

We Customize the Balloon Valvuloplasty Surgery Quote to Suit Your Preferences

At IndiCure, we consolidate most of the expenses for your Balloon valvuloplasty in India to provide you with an inclusive and cost-effective package tailored to your budget and individual requirements. After receiving medical reports, your case manager will provide an estimated surgery cost based on a discussion with the cardiologist.

The final Balloon valvuloplasty cost in India can however be confirmed after your investigations and face-to-face consultation with the cardiologist.

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What is Balloon Valvuloplasty?

Balloon valvuloplasty is a cardiac procedure that uses a catheter with a balloon at the tip to open up stenotic or stiffened heart valves (such as the aortic or mitral). Balloon valvotomy is another term for this procedure. It is a less invasive treatment because the valve is replaced percutaneously rather than through cardiothoracic surgery or other open methods.

A tiny flexible tube (catheter) is introduced into the heart through an artery in the groin or arm and threaded into the heart by the cardiologist. A balloon device on the catheter's tip is swiftly inflated when the tube reaches the constricted mitral valve. As the balloon presses on the restricted or fused mitral valve leaflets, they are split and expanded open. This procedure enlarges the aperture of the mitral valve, allowing more blood to flow from the left atrium to the left ventricle.

Balloon valvotomy has several types, depending upon which heart valve is involved for example:

  • Percutaneous balloon tricuspid valvuloplasty
  • Percutaneous balloon pulmonary valvuloplasty
  • Percutaneous balloon mitral valvuloplasty
  • Percutaneous balloon aortic valvuloplasty

This procedure is done to improve blood flow through a heart valve. Better blood flow will relieve symptoms. For most, the improvement will last at least 2 years.

When is Balloon Valvuloplasty required?

If you have significant stenosis and the structure of your mitral valve appears to be repairable with a valvotomy, a balloon valvotomy may be indicated. To determine if a valvotomy is correct for you, your doctor will look at a few other factors. These factors include your overall health and whether or not you are experiencing any symptoms.

If you have blood clots in the left atrium, a lot of calcium accumulation on the mitral valve, or moderate to severe mitral valve regurgitation, balloon valvotomy is not a good option.

How is Balloon Valvuloplasty done?

Step 1

The procedure begins with the cardiologist making a precise and carefully measured incision into either an artery or a vein located within the groin region of the patient's body. This incision is typically small and meticulously placed to ensure optimal access for the subsequent steps of the procedure.

Step 2

Following the initial incision made by the cardiologist, the medical team proceeds by using a catheter into the incised artery or vein. Then the team carefully guides the catheter through the artery, directing it toward the heart and specifically targeting the problematic valve that requires intervention.

Step 3

At the tip of the catheter is a large, inflatable balloon. Upon arriving at the site of the affected valve, the surgical team then inflates the balloon, expanding the narrowed or compromised valve. This action effectively widens the obstructed valve opening, allowing for improved blood flow through the heart.

What is the Recovery after Balloon Valvuloplasty like?

You may be transferred to the recovery room for observation after the surgery. You will be required to lie flat in bed for many hours. Your vital signs, the insertion site, and circulation and sensation in the affected limb or arm will all be monitored by a nurse.

Pain medication is administered as-needed. To assist flush the contrast dye from your body, you will be encouraged to drink water and other fluids. At the injection area, there will be a little knot or lump under the skin. This is very normal. Over the course of a few weeks, the knot should fade away. You would be able to resume daily activities in a week to ten days and rigorous activities after about 4-6 weeks.

Some patients will continue to take anticoagulant medications for months or years after the surgery and will have regular blood tests to monitor the effectiveness of the medication.

What Results Can I Expect from Balloon Valvuloplasty?

Balloon valvotomy improves the valve's regular function in allowing blood to pass through the heart. Symptoms are relieved as blood flow improves. The left atrium's blood pressure drops, which helps reduce the symptoms of lung congestion. The benefits can last decades. The quality of life also improves because patients no longer have difficulty breathing or palpitations.

Best Cardiologists in India

Dr. Ashok Seth
Dr. Ashok Seth

MBBS, MD, FRCP, MRCP

Fellowship, Cardiology U.S.A.

Recipient of Padma Shri & Padma Bhushan

Dr. Ashok Seth is one of India's most renowned and sought-after interventional cardiologists, and is regarded as one of the country's top 10 cardiologists. He has over 32 years of expertise and is known for doing over 50,000 angiograms and 20,000 angioplasties. For executing one of the biggest numbers of angiographies and angioplasties in the world, he was inducted into the “LIMCA" Book of Records.

Dr. T. S. Kler
Dr. T. S. Kler

MBBS, MD, DM, MRCP

Recipient of  Padma Bhushan & Lifetime Achievement Award

 

Dr. T.S. Kler is the Executive Director of Cardiac Sciences at Fortis Memorial Research Institute in Gurgaon, as well as the Head of the Cardiology Department. He was the first doctor in India to implant an implanted cardioverter defibrillator in April 1995. (ICD). He also built India's first electrophysiology department.

Dr. Col. Manjinder Singh Sandhu
Dr. (Col.) Manjinder Singh Sandhu

MBBS, MD, DM, DNB

Fellowship of the American College of Cardiology

He is an interventional cardiologist with an impressive 16 years of post-DM expertise and has conducted over 20,000 procedures. His work focuses on difficult coronary treatments such as Primary angioplasty (with thrombosuction devices, IABP, and other techniques), Bifurcation lesions, Chronic complete occlusions, and Left Main lesions. Cutting balloons, angiosculpt, IVUS, Rotablation, and other supplementary devices are among his specialties.

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Best Cardiac Hospitals in India

Indraprastha Apollo Hospital
Indraprastha Apollo Hospital

New Delhi

Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi is a state of the art multi speciality tertiary-care hospital situated in the most posh area of South Delhi. Considered to be the flagship hospital of Apollo group, Indraprastha Apollo Hospital is one of the important landmarks not only in Delhi, but in the world map because of its popularity among the medical tourists. The hospital has been one of the most sought after medical institutions for patients from Asia Pacific and beyond.

Fortis Escorts Hospital
Fortis Escorts Heart Institute

New Delhi

Fortis Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre is one of the most revered medical institutions not only in India, but the entire world. The institute has set benchmarks in cardiac care with path-breaking work over the last 25 plus years. The hospital has the most advanced technology and has seen the best outcomes even in the most complex cardiac cases; be it cardiac surgery, Interventional Cardiology, Pediatric Cardiology, Pediatric Cardiac Surgery or Non-invasive Cardiology

Frequently Asked Questions

No, balloon valvuloplasty is not an invasive procedure. Percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty is a minimally invasive treatment done by inserting a catheter through the groin. The catheter has a little deflated balloon at its tip, which is used to open constricted heart valves.

Balloon valvuloplasty is an effective procedure for aortic valve stenosis in children, teenagers, and young adults, but it has little success in older adults.

Valvuloplasty normally takes 1 to 2 hours to complete.

Due to restenosis, balloon valvuloplasty is ineffective in older persons, as the valve narrows again within 6 to 12 months following the treatment.

Balloon mitral valvuloplasty typically lasts five to seven years in children and young adults, and it is safe to repeat the treatment. However, in older adults, the valve narrows again (restenosis) within 6 to 12 months following the treatment.

Apart from the Balloon valvuloplasty cost in India, you must also budget for additional expenses when planning your medical trip to India. These include budgeting for meals, airfare, transportation within India and accommodation during recovery period. Choice of accommodation can be made to suit your preferences and budget.

By carefully considering these additional expenses alongside the cost of Balloon valvuloplasty in India, you can better plan and budget for your medical trip to India, ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience during your recovery process.

The Balloon valvuloplasty cost in India is significantly lower when compared to Western countries. India has an overall lower cost of living and a favorable exchange rate compared to western countries. These factors put together makes it quite affordable for international patients to have balloon valvuloplasty in India.

As a result, many patients from around the world opt for a medical tour to India for Balloon valvuloplasty, taking advantage of the cost savings without compromising on the quality of care received.

Balloon valvuloplasty is a typically effective treatment for aortic valve stenosis in youngsters, but its efficacy in older individuals is restricted.

No, valvuloplasty isn't a long-term fix. Adults may benefit from balloon valvuloplasty for immediate alleviation and improved heart function, but there is a high risk of restenosis, necessitating valve replacement in the future.

Aortic stenosis is a form of valve disease in which the valves gradually harden due to calcium deposition on the valves, causing the valves to stiffen and not fully open. This narrows the passageway for blood to pass through. To pump blood through this narrower hole, the heart must work harder.

If you have mild or moderate aortic valve stenosis, your doctor will monitor you on a regular basis. You will most likely wait till your stenosis is severe before having surgery. Balloon valvuloplasty is a procedure that enlarges the valve opening in some young persons or pregnant women. If you have significant stenosis, a valve replacement is likely. An open-heart surgery or a minimally invasive method can be used to replace a valve.

If you have significant stenosis and do not receive treatment, you run the danger of dying abruptly or having heart failure.

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