Session on: Heart failure Allied Academies Conferences

Session on: Heart failure

There are already so many changes in the progress of cardiac surgery and build out of Heart failure field. We can also anticipate rapid improvement in information technology, biotechnology, and cardiology devices to modify our routine activity. The economic and affectional burden of heart failure to our universe is huge and growing, though we are closer than ever to determine a way to cure it. In case, through organ preservation techniques, allograft tolerance, or novel stem cell medical aid, the landscape for heart failure therapy may be improbably opposite in the next two decades. Heart failure is a condition that occurs slowly over a period in the cardiac surgery division. It is caused by an injury to the heart muscle, an uncontrolled high blood pressure, heart attack or any damage to heart valve that doesn’t work properly and sometimes diabetes. Shortness of breath, difficulty breathing when lying down, swelling in the legs, ankle, and feet, and general fatigue and weakness are the symptoms of heart failure. It is estimated that in 2030, approximately about 9 million people will have heart failure which is a 25% increase from 2010 data analytics. Importance of cardiac surgery self-care should be educated to every individual

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