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Cardiac tumour removal surgery in Mukundapur Kolkata | Manipal Hospitals

Cardiac Tumour Removal

Cardiac tumour removal surgery in Mukundapur Kolkata

Cardiac tumour removal is a highly specialised procedure used to treat abnormal growths within or on the heart. While many cardiac tumours are benign, they can still interfere with normal heart function by obstructing blood flow or affecting valves and rhythm. With timely diagnosis and expert surgical care, patients can achieve excellent outcomes and improved quality of life.

Manipal Hospitals offers advanced cardiac tumour removal in Mukundapur, Kolkata, delivering over 95% success rates for benign tumours through precision-driven care and cutting-edge technology.

Why is Cardiac Tumour Removal done?

This procedure is recommended to:

  • Remove abnormal growths that disrupt normal heart function

  • Prevent obstruction of blood flow within the heart

  • Reduce symptoms such as chest pain, breathlessness, and palpitations

  • Avoid complications like arrhythmias, embolism, or heart failure

  • Treat malignant tumours that require urgent intervention

  • Improve overall heart performance and quality of life

If a cardiac tumour is not treated on time, it may lead to serious complications such as stroke, progressive heart dysfunction, severe arrhythmias, or life-threatening obstruction of blood flow. Early removal significantly improves outcomes.

What happens before Cardiac Tumour Removal?

Our cardiology and surgical teams prepare patients through:

  • Detailed evaluation including echocardiography, cardiac MRI, and CT scans

  • Assessment of tumour size, location, and impact on heart function

  • Review of medical history and overall fitness for surgery

  • Additional tests, including biopsy if required, to determine tumour type

  • Pre-procedure counselling for patients and their families

  • Instructions regarding medications and pre-surgical preparation

What happens during Cardiac Tumour Removal?

Cardiac tumour removal is performed using advanced surgical techniques tailored to the patient:

  • The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia

  • Minimally invasive approaches Endoscopic may be used in selected cases for faster recovery

  • Open-heart surgery is performed for larger or complex tumours

  • The tumour is carefully excised while preserving heart function

  • Advanced imaging and monitoring ensure precision and safety

  • Procedure duration varies depending on tumour complexity

What happens after Cardiac Tumour Removal?

Recovery after cardiac tumour removal is closely monitored to ensure optimal healing. Patients are initially cared for in the ICU, followed by a gradual transition to a regular hospital room. Medications, wound care, and monitoring of heart function are essential parts of recovery. Patients are encouraged to gradually resume physical activity, and regular follow-ups along with imaging tests help track recovery. Most patients experience significant symptom relief and improved heart function over time.

Benefits of Cardiac Tumour Removal

  • Restoration of normal heart function

  • Relief from symptoms such as breathlessness and chest discomfort

  • Prevention of serious complications like stroke or heart failure

  • Improved quality of life and long-term outcomes

  • Minimally invasive options in suitable cases for quicker recovery

Risks of Cardiac Tumour Removal

  • Bleeding or infection

  • Irregular heart rhythms

  • Complications related to anaesthesia

  • Risk of recurrence in rare cases

  • Higher complexity in malignant tumours

  • Risks are significantly reduced when performed at experienced centres

At Manipal Hospitals, advanced infrastructure, a multidisciplinary team of experts, and a patient-centric approach contribute to success rates exceeding 95% in benign cardiac tumour removal, ensuring safe, effective, and life-enhancing treatment outcomes.

Expert cardiac tumour removal in Mukundapur, Kolkata, with advanced surgical care. Early diagnosis and precise treatment for better outcomes.

FAQ's

You may need cardiac tumour removal to treat an abnormal growth in the heart that can interfere with normal blood flow, valve function, or heart rhythm. If left untreated, it may lead to serious complications such as arrhythmias, embolism, heart failure, or obstruction of blood flow. Timely removal helps restore normal heart function and prevents life-threatening risks.

Cardiac tumour removal is a complex but safe procedure when performed by experienced specialists. At Manipal Hospitals, advanced surgical techniques, expert cardiac teams, and continuous monitoring ensure high success rates and optimal patient outcomes.

Hospital stays vary depending on the complexity of the surgery and the recovery progress. Most patients undergoing cardiac tumour removal may require around 5–7 days of hospitalisation, including initial monitoring in the ICU. At Mukundapur, Kolkata, the care team will guide you on the expected duration based on your individual condition.

In some cases, medications such as blood thinners may be prescribed after cardiac tumour removal to reduce the risk of clot formation, especially if there are associated risk factors. The duration and type of medication will be personalised based on your condition and recovery.

Most patients can gradually return to normal daily activities within 4–8 weeks after cardiac tumour removal, depending on the type of surgery and overall health. Your care team at Manipal Hospitals will guide you on safely resuming routine activities and physical exertion.

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