Is it appropriate for an eighty year old person to bypass a heart

Hello, whether it is suitable or not, you need to see the results of the imaging and cardiac color ultrasound to decide, you can send the information over, hi I will do it, or you can learn more about bypass surgery.

Of course you have to do it, or you will die

Patient age: 80 Patient gender: female My grandmother had a myocardial infarction, today I only found 1 artery and blood vessel after using a probe tube (into the heart), and the others were not found, my grandmother entered the hospital for the second time, the specific disease is coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, the pain in the morning is particularly bad, only to do the detection surgery, I heard that if you can do the doctor directly put the stent in, but did not put it, now the family is not sure whether to do it, if you don't do it, it hurts badly, you have to rely on drugs to maintain, if you do it, the risk is high, What is the success rate of bypass surgery?

Want to get help: Please give a reference, how high is the risk of bypass surgery for the elderly The first supplementary question: Supplement, how much is the risk of stent surgery, not bypass Physician 1:

Analysis: Hello, please don't worry, there is not much risk of stent surgery. The effect is also better than that of drugs**.

Opinions: Cardiologists agree that as long as the patient has no bleeding disorder and can lie flat on the operating table, he can basically undergo stent surgery. Good luck soon**!

Physician 2: Condition analysis: The disease you said is myocardial infarction, install a stent Opinion and suggestion:

Condition analysis: The disease you said is myocardial infarction, install a stent Suggestions: You can consider installing a stent in the situation you said, the risk of installing a stent is very low, if it is for the elderly to do bypass surgery, the risk is much higher, and it is better for the 80-year-old not to do bypass surgery Doctor 3:

Analysis: Hello, from the perspective of physician responsibility, as a physician, the elderly stent surgery doctor will minimize the risk, but emotionally speaking, it is not recommended that you do such a major operation for the elderly. Suggestions:

Rationally speaking, this is not accurate, the risk is high for adults, and if it can be maintained with medication, it can also be considered not to bypass. The old people are so old, or don't want to.

An 80-year-old man with heart disease who wants to do a stent or bypass has certain dangers, and 80-year-old is not a contraindication to do a stent or bypass. The cardiologist will choose the ** option according to the situation.

Cardiac stent surgery.

Cardiac stent surgery is the first new technology for coronary heart disease that has been carried out in the last 20 years. To put it simply, the process of cardiac stent surgery** is to puncture the blood vessel, so that the catheter travels in the blood vessel, reaches the opening of the coronary artery, and uses a special delivery system to deliver the stent to the part that needs to be placed, and the catheter is placed and withdrawn to end the operation.

Heart bypass surgery.

As the name suggests, bypass surgery is to take the patient's own blood vessels (such as the internal thoracic artery, the saphenous vein of the lower limbs, etc.) or a vascular substitute to connect the distal end of the stenotic coronary artery with the aorta, so that the blood can pass through the narrowed part and reach the ischemic site, improve the myocardial blood**, and then achieve the purpose of relieving angina symptoms, improving heart function, improving the patient's quality of life and prolonging life. This type of surgery, called coronary artery bypass grafting, creates a smooth path between the aortic root filled with arterial blood and the ischemic myocardium, so some people refer to it as a "bridge" to the heart, commonly known as "bypass grafting".

Stent surgery is less invasive and almost invisible, making it suitable for patients with mild heart disease; Bypass requires an incision (about 8 fingers long) to connect blood vessels from other parts of the patient's body to the heart and replace the diseased blood vessels, which is suitable for severe patients who need to put multiple stents or cannot put stents.

Look at the physical condition, 80 years old is a bit old, and the risk factor is high. It is recommended to be conservative**, and it is recommended that you take a safe medicine, no***.

The three acupuncture points of Jizhong, Xuli and Xinyu are the reflex points that lead to more than 80 million cells and tissues around the heart, including blood vessels, blood, cardiomyocytes, and vascular endothelial cells, commonly known as the three "acupoints of life". Through the peculiarity of taking medicine through the three "acupoints of life", Admiralty Coronary Heart Paste will be a highly effective stasis and heart-activating ingredient "Lactophoretic Factor", which is directly transported to atherosclerotic blood vessels, blood and necrotic cardiomyocytes, especially vascular endothelial lesion cells through the meridians through any digestive system for multi-target activation**, which can not only rescue ischemic and hypoxic cells in just a few minutes, but also produce the effect of superposition, direct access to the lesion, and internal and external combination, just like an invisible bypass surgery. It can effectively dissolve old and hardened plaques at arterial blood vessels, regenerate vascular endothelial cells, activate endothelial cells' lipid clearing and stasis removal function and regenerate necrotic cardiomyocytes, rebuild collateral circulatory system and strengthen cardiomyocytes. The blood vessels are open, elastic, the blood is clear, the cardiomyocytes are vigorous, the young cardiovascular function is restored again, the risks and sequelae caused by the external bypass stent are effectively avoided, and the patients with coronary heart disease are given a strong heart life.

It is dangerous, and it is generally not recommended to do it at the age of 80, and it is easy to have cardiovascular and cerebrovascular accidentsGood words can last for 3 to 5 yearsIt is recommended to use drugs and drip to control the condition and wish the elderly health!

Hello, according to your description, this patient is heart failure, coronary artery insufficiency, and coronary angiography is recommended after the condition improves. Currently, coronary angiography is the best way to diagnose coronary heart disease.

Methods for coronary artery disease include medications, reperfusion (thrombolysis, heart bypass surgery, and heart stent surgery), and heart transplantation. The choice of which method is based on the results of coronary angiography.

I hope the above reply will be helpful to you, and I wish the old man a speedy **.

Dizziness and vomiting should pay attention to cerebrovascular problems.

Loss of consciousness for half a minute should also pay attention to distinguish between the heart and cerebrovascular The pacemaker is **arrhythmia, if it is temporary, a temporary pacemaker can be installed, and whether it needs to be implanted permanently depends on the specific situation.

The 86-year-old is at great risk of either bypass or stent.

Of course, it is good to transfer to the hospital for further examination and **, but it is better to stabilize the condition a little, or the risk of transferring to the hospital is also high.

At this age, it is best to do a stent, unless you can't do a stent, because the stent is minimally invasive, and the average person can bear it, and the bypass trauma is relatively large, and the elderly may not be able to bear it.

Hello. Of course, 80-year-olds will have a lower physical condition and the risk of surgery is higher than that of older patients, but this does not mean that bypass surgery cannot be tolerated. The key is that:

1. Has the patient had coronary angiography and does the result suggest the need for bypass surgery**? 2. The patient's physical condition should be evaluated in a standardized manner, and if there are no serious comorbidities, the body wheel excitation quality is acceptable, and the bypass hand wax socks can still be done.

Once the above questions are clarified, it is also determined whether the patient will undergo coronary artery bypass surgery.

Good luck soon**!

An 82-year-old man can have a heart stent or bypass surgery, and this old man should have heart bypass surgery.

I hope you find the above reply helpful.

Hello, are there other test results - echocardiography, electrocardiogram, cardiac enzymes, blood glucose lipids, etc., the stent is to support the blood vessel and make it unobstructed. A bypass is a separate artificial pathway to allow the blood to flow smoothly. The two surgeries are for different indications.

There are three main ways of coronary heart disease: drugs, surgery and stent intervention, and each of the three methods has its own advantages and disadvantages. Taking medication cannot change the condition of blood vessel stenosis, but medication is still the basis and important means of coronary heart disease**. In the past, heart bypass surgery was considered when there was severe narrowing of the blood vessels in the heart.

Now, when there is severe stenosis (>70) or occlusion of the coronary arteries, stent intervention can be considered**.

Heart bypass surgery is a "big battle" that can solve severe coronary artery disease, but it requires general anesthesia, tracheal intubation, cardiopulmonary bypass, long operation time, and long hospital stay. Stent intervention** only requires local anesthesia, as long as the femoral artery of the thigh is punctured.

Of course, not all patients with coronary heart disease are suitable for stent intervention, and it is more difficult to intervene in vascular flexion and complete occlusion, bifurcation and left main stenosis. Stent intervention also has its own drawbacks, such as restenosis. There are three milestones in the intervention.

The first is the balloon dilation technique, which has a vascular restenosis rate of 30 40; The second is the common stent, which has a high early success rate, a low chance of causing complications, and is simple and effective, but the disadvantage is that there is a restenosis rate of almost 30% in a six-month cycle. Best wishes!

My answer to you is like a joke, but you can not believe in the world, but you can't not believe in reality, and although I am not 100% sure, I still think that if I feel better every day with my method, I will not need surgery. **The method is as follows: eat colorless grains every day (you can drink its soup or use a soybean milk machine to make a pulp when you can't eat it) and vegetables (you can eat it raw, you can use boiling water to scald it for two minutes if you have a bad appetite, and you can squeeze it into juice and drink it when you can't eat it).

In order to improve various functions of the body and improve immunity. Moderate physical exercise (when he can't exercise on his own, others should help him move, of course, it must not affect the condition) can speed up the treatment process, and it must be done. In addition, a good mood is essential, in fact, almost all heart patients are unlucky to this point, they have a long-term bad mood, whether it is long-term anger or other reasons, this point must be solved, otherwise the result is not **, and even face the threat of death.

Teach you how to solve it: often do some good deeds within your ability, and you will definitely be in a high mood, which is the nemesis of heart disease. From a Buddhist point of view, doing good deeds removes your karma, and illness is the result of karma, so why don't you do it?

Ten days later, you'll find that a miracle has struck.

Cardiac stents can be done, because there is no need to open the knife, the stent is directly hit into the artery to the heart, the same as infusion, and then the stent is stretched in the heart, a stent costs more than 30,000 (imported), and the stent is not even needed to live in the hospital after the stent is opened. Bypass surgery, which has to open the chest, is quite painful, especially for the elderly. However, you still need to consult the attending doctor in detail to give a reasonable plan.

The first one is ok!! Surgery won't work, after all, it's more than eighty years old, and I can't stand this kind of toss...

Can a stent or bypass have a heart attack?

It's better to do bypassing.

1。If your doctor recommends a bypass, it means that other methods, including stents, have not worked.

2。Bypass surgery is risky, but relatively small, with a mortality rate of 1-3%, but even a 1 in 10,000 chance is an inevitable risk for the patient's family.

3。There is no risk of taking the medicine itself, but patients can have a heart attack and die at any time, and this possibility exists every day or every minute.

4。Choosing surgery, in a sense, is a gamble for the patient, but the chances of winning far outweigh the probability of losing.

5。It is recommended that you go to Chengdu West China Hospital for surgery, and I have always opposed doctors going to acupuncture points. Because the surgeon is very good, but heart surgery is different from other diseases, the operation is completed, the work is only completed, and the observation and ** after the operation are also of general importance.

The surgery itself was successful, but it is very common for people to die from postoperative negligence. In this case, the technical strength of the hospital is far from sufficient.

The age of the bypass patient is considered "young".

Summary: If you want to do surgery, go to West China, and resolutely do not do it in the hospital where you go to the acupoint.

You can also consult me specifically for other questions.

Problem analysis: Heart bypass surgery is also quite dangerous, if the operation fails, it may endanger the life of the elderly, but if it has to be done, it is still worth taking a risk.

Advice: It is recommended that you first control the blood sugar fluctuations of the elderly and take surgery as soon as possible** to avoid the possibility of myocardial infarction endangering life.