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AFib stroke prevention - Left atrial appendage closure in México City - Cardiologist

This procedure involves the implantation of a device that blocks the atrial appendage, preventing the formation of blood clots.

Common causes

People who experience bleeding due to the use of blood thinners may undergo the surgical procedure as a measure to prevent strokes.

Treatments and procedures

Open heart surgery

With open-heart surgery, the left atrial appendage is closed by stitching, stapling, or excising the tissue. This technique is typically completed during other cardiac procedures such as bypass surgery or heart valve replacement.

Minimally invasive

The minimally invasive technique uses a catheter that travels through a vein to the heart. Once inside the left atrial appendage, a closure device is released to seal the area and reduce the risk of clots forming.
Book your appointment with the cardiologist in Mexico City to undergo left atrial appendage closure and protect your cardiovascular health.

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Approximate times
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Surgery
Procedure: 1 - 4 hrs.
Hospital stay: 3 - 7 days
Home recovery: 4 weeks
Total: 12 weeks
Note: Time may vary according to the specific patient procedure. All cases and treatments are different. For diagnosis and information contact one of our top clinics.
After surgery
On left atrial appendage closure (LAAC), out of town patients are cleared to fly after 3 weeks of surgery, and follow-ups can be scheduled with the cardiovascular surgeon face-to-face or virtually.
Note: Follow-ups can be arranged as face-to-face or virtually. If needed, you can go to your primary care physician to remove sutures or get medication adjustments.
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