In recent years, there has been controversy about heart stent surgery, and there are even rumors that the operation will gradually be "stopped" in China. This has caused panic among many patients who have had heart stent surgery, and they worry about whether they are "done". This article will address these questions in depth** to help you understand the truth about cardiac stent surgery.
First, we need to understand the fundamentals of cardiac stent surgery. Cardiac stent surgery is a method of narrowing or blockage of coronary arteries by implanting a stent to dilate narrowed blood vessels and improve blood supply to the heart muscle. The implantation of stents can make the blood vessels unobstructed, reduce the symptoms of myocardial ischemia and angina, and improve the quality of life of patients.
However, with the continuous advancement of medical technology, cardiac stent surgery also faces some challenges and controversies. On the one hand, stent surgery may have complications in some cases, such as stent thrombosis, restenosis, etc. On the other hand, some patients rely too much on stent surgery and neglect lifestyle modifications and medications**, leading to cardiovascular disease**.
In response to these problems, the National Health Commission has issued a relevant notice to strengthen the supervision and management of cardiac stent surgery. The notice clearly states that it is necessary to strictly grasp the indications for surgery and avoid excessive and abusive stent surgery. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the evaluation and supervision of surgical quality and improve the safety and effectiveness of surgery.
So, does this mean that cardiac stent surgery will be gradually "stopped" in China? The answer is no. Cardiac stent surgery is necessary as an effective means for some patients with severe cardiovascular disease. However, the doctor needs to decide whether to proceed with surgery based on the patient's specific situation and the indication for surgery. When choosing surgery, doctors need to consider multiple factors such as the patient's condition, age, and comorbidities, and weigh the pros, cons, and risks of surgery.
For those who are worried that cardiac stent surgery will be "done", it is important to understand that cardiac stent surgery is not a one-and-done method. Patients still need to adhere to a healthy lifestyle after surgery, such as quitting smoking, controlling weight, eating reasonably, and exercising moderately. At the same time, it is also necessary to take your medication on time and have regular check-ups. With a combination of ** and lifestyle improvements, patients can stay healthy and live longer after cardiac stent surgery.
In addition, with the deepening of medical research, the technology and equipment of cardiac stent surgery are constantly improving and innovating. Next-generation stent materials and drug-coated technologies can reduce the risk of stent thrombosis and restenosis; At the same time, non-invasive imaging techniques and functional assessment methods can also help doctors more accurately assess the patient's condition and surgical outcome. The application of these new technologies will further improve the safety and effectiveness of cardiac stent surgery.
To sum up, there is no plan to gradually "stop" cardiac stent surgery in China. On the contrary, the National Health Commission and other departments are strengthening the supervision and management of surgeries to improve the safety and effectiveness of surgeries. For those patients who need cardiac stent surgery, the doctor will develop a personalized plan based on the specific situation**. Patients need to actively cooperate with the doctor's advice, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and have regular follow-up check-ups after the surgery. Only in this way can we truly give full play to the best effect of cardiac stent surgery and prolong the life of patients.
Finally, it should be reminded that for any kind of method, patients should maintain a rational and objective attitude. Cardiac stent surgery, although effective, is not suitable for all patients with cardiovascular disease. Patients need to fully understand their condition and the risks of surgery when choosing surgery, and weigh the pros and cons before making a decision. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to the progress of medical research and the application of new technologies in order to better maintain their health.