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Heart Bypass Surgery Cost in India

The Heart Bypass Surgery Cost in India starts from about USD 4,000. It varies depending on the number of bypasses needed, specific medical condition and history of patient, the choice of cardiac surgeon, the choice of facility, and the city where you choose to get the surgery done.
The cost of heart bypass surgery in India quoted above is indicative and should not be taken as the final Heart Bypass Surgery Cost in India. The final cost can be ascertained only after the cardiac surgeon has evaluated the patient physically. The cost in Indian Rupees can vary based on the fluctuating exchange rate.

INCLUDES

  • Surgery under GA 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 - 6 to 7 days
  • Stay at the Hotel - 1 to 2 weeks
  • Stay in India - 2 to 3 weeks

Factors that Affect Heart Bypass Surgery Cost in India

We Customize Heart Bypass Surgery in India Quote to Suit Your Preferences

At IndiCure Health Tours, we consolidate most of the expenses for your Heart Bypass Surgery 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 cost based on a discussion with the heart surgeon.

The final Heart Bypass Surgery cost in India can however be confirmed after your face-to-face consultation with the heart surgeon in India.

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Questions you must ask

Here is a set of questions you should consider asking before commencing your journey for Heart Bypass Surgery in India.

  • Is the heart surgeon board certified?
  • How experienced is the Surgeon?
  • Which language does the surgeon speak?
  • Is the treatment done in a well-equipped facility?
  • What treatment option is recommended for me?
  • What about the risks involved?
  • Does the surgeon use a certified anesthetist?
  • How long will the recovery period be?

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  • Medical history and exams
  • Previous surgeries
  • Current medication review
  • History of smoking, drugs, or alcohol

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What is a Heart Bypass Surgery?

Coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG), also known as heart bypass or open heart surgery is a procedure where a healthy blood vessel (artery or vein) from the arm, chest, or leg is used to bypass narrowed coronary arteries to restore normal blood flow to the heart muscles.
It is done when medications have failed to relieve the symptoms and there are multiple blockages in more than one artery and angioplasty is not a good option.

Coronary bypass surgery reroutes blood around a portion of a coronary artery that is completely or partially clogged. A healthy blood vessel is taken from your leg, arm, or chest and connected below and above the blocked arteries in your heart during the procedure. Blood flow to the heart muscle improves thanks to a new conduit.

Coronary heart disease is heart disease when coronary arteries become blocked with fat and calcium deposits known as "plaques". The blood supply is thus compromised to the muscles of the heart causing symptoms like angina. Left untreated, it can lead to heart attack or heart failure.

When is Heart Bypass Surgery required?

Heart Bypass Surgery is advised:

  • When the number, location, and extent of coronary artery stenosis (occlusions) present a significant risk of heart attack to the patient
  • The left main coronary artery is severely stenosed
  • If the angioplasty has failed or the artery has become narrow again
  • During or immediately after a heart attack to attempt to salvage damaged heart muscle

How is Heart Bypass Surgery done?

Step 1

Traditionally Heart Bypass is performed under general anesthesia. The surgery lasts for 3 -6 hrs. The incision runs on the sternum and the chest cavity is opened to gain access to the heart. The number of bypasses required is determined by the location and severity of the blockages in your heart.

Step 2

The grafted artery or vein is grafted and prepared. The heart is stopped by chemical means and hypothermia and the graft is attached to the suitable site. The circulation is maintained by heart-lung machines.

Step 3

One end of the graft goes into the aorta and the other end into the coronary artery beyond the narrowed part. The surgeon will restore your heartbeat, unhook you from the heart-lung machine, and close your chest bone with wire after the transplant is completed.

Your surgeon may also employ the following surgical techniques:

Off-pump or beating-heart surgery: This method entails operating on a beating heart while employing specialized technology to keep the portion of the heart the surgeon is working on stable. Because the heart is still beating, this form of operation is difficult. It isn't a feasible solution for everyone.

Minimally invasive surgery refers to surgery that is performed through small incisions in the chest, typically using robotics and video imaging to help the surgeon work in a tight space. Port-access or keyhole surgery are terms used to describe several types of minimally invasive surgery.

What is the Recovery after Heart Bypass Surgery like?

The patient recovers in a surgical intensive care unit for one to two days after the operation. Drugs are prescribed to control pain and to prevent unwanted blood clotting. One can resume a normal routine on the third day, including eating regular food, sitting up, and walking around a bit. Full recovery from coronary artery bypass graft surgery takes about 6 to 8 weeks.

What Results Can I Expect from Heart Bypass Surgery?

Angina can be relieved with heart bypass surgery.

Patients with reduced heart muscle pump function or stenosis of the left major coronary or numerous arteries had a better long-term survival rate after surgery.

The majority of patients are symptom-free for 10 to 15 years after surgery. It's crucial to remember, however, that cardiac bypass doesn't fix the underlying problem of coronary artery disease, which causes blood channels to narrow.

Cardiac bypass reroutes blood flow and protects your heart from harm right away. As a result, even after surgery, long-term lifestyle modifications are still required. To have a healthy heart, you must quit smoking, exercise, and make dietary modifications, to name a few crucial lifestyle aspects.

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.

Best Heart 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

In India, the average cost of heart bypass surgery starts at around USD 4000. The prices, however, may vary depending on various factors listed above.

A coronary artery bypass graft, like any other type of surgery, carries some risks of complications. An irregular heartbeat or a wound infection, for example, are normally minor and manageable, but there is a danger of significant complications, such as a stroke or heart attack, though rare with advancements in technique and technology.

Heart bypass surgery offers a promising prognosis that has improved over the last three decades. The survival rate for bypass patients who survive the first month after surgery is comparable to the general population.

Expect a six to twelve-week recuperation period. After four to six weeks, if your doctor gives you the green signal, you can return to work, start exercising, and resume sexual activity.

CABG can ease symptoms and perhaps prevent a heart attack by restoring blood flow to the heart. Every year, millions of coronary bypass surgeries are conducted across the world, with an overall success rate of over 98 percent.

The surgery is under general anesthesia and you will not feel any pain or discomfort during the surgery. For the time you are in the hospital, your doctor shall prescribe you pain medication to control the pain.

For the first few weeks after surgery, you will be fatigued and sore. On either side of your chest, you may experience some intense aches. It's possible that your chest, shoulders, and upper back hurt. It's possible that the incision in your chest, as well as the area where the healthy vein was removed, will be uncomfortable or swollen.

Yes, minimally invasive open-heart surgery is performed without opening the chest. You must check with your doctor if you are a candidate for minimally invasive bypass surgery though.

Open heart surgery is the technique to perform bypass surgery. Bypass surgery can be done by opening the chest wall or through a minimally invasive technique, without stopping the heart.

You will normally spend around 7-8 days in the hospital after heart bypass surgery in India, of which 1-2 days would be in the ICU.

The technique and technology have advanced phenomenally over the last few decades. Coronary artery bypass graft surgery is increasingly common in patients of age ≥80 years, and that too with great success.

In addition to the cost of surgery for Heart Bypass in India, there are several other expenses you should plan for when organizing your medical trip to India. These include:

  • Meals: Cost of daily meals during your stay.
  • Airfare: Cost of flight from your home location to the city where you are plaanign to have hear bypass surgery in India
  • Ground Transportation: Cost of local travel, such as taxi fares, ride-sharing services, or rental cars.
  • Accommodation: Cost of lodging during your recovery period after heart bypass surgery in India. You may choose to stay in a hotel near the medical facility or opt for other accommodations that fit your preferences and budget.

These additional expenses over and above the Heart Bypass Surgery cost in India, will give you a a comprehensive budget to target that will ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.

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