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Tieten Medicity offers advanced tavi surgery for selected patients with severe aortic stenosis who need minimally invasive heart valve treatment. Our cardiac team provides expert consultation, detailed evaluation, modern diagnostics, ICU support, and compassionate guidance for patients and families.
TAVI surgery stands for Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation. It is an advanced heart valve treatment used for selected patients with severe aortic stenosis, a condition where the aortic valve becomes narrow and affects smooth blood flow from the heart to the body.
During TAVI, a replacement valve is delivered to the heart through a thin tube called a catheter. The new valve is placed inside the narrowed aortic valve so it can help improve blood flow.
At Tieten Medicity, TAVI care is supported by cardiac specialists, interventional cardiology expertise, advanced cardiac diagnostics, ICU readiness, and patient-focused recovery guidance.
Our appointment team will help you connect with the right surgical specialist and guide you for consultation, diagnosis, or treatment planning.
Heart valve symptoms such as breathlessness, chest heaviness, dizziness, fatigue, swelling in the feet, or fainting can create concern for patients and families. At Tieten Medicity, our team helps patients understand what these symptoms may mean and what treatment options are available.
TAVI may be suitable for selected elderly patients or high-risk patients who may benefit from a minimally invasive approach. Our doctors explain the diagnosis, tests, expected benefits, procedure steps, recovery plan, and follow-up care in simple language.
The goal is to help patients and families make informed decisions with confidence.
TAVI needs careful planning, experienced cardiac care, and hospital readiness. At Tieten Medicity, each patient is evaluated in detail before treatment is suggested.
Our TAVI care focuses on:
For patients searching for advanced tavi cardiology care in Thane, Tieten Medicity offers a coordinated hospital environment with experienced cardiac specialists and compassionate support.
You may ask your doctor about tavi surgery if you have been diagnosed with severe aortic stenosis or advised heart valve replacement.
A TAVI consultation may be recommended for patients who are experiencing:
Breathlessness during activity
Chest heaviness or chest discomfort
Dizziness or fainting episodes
Reduced walking capacity
Unusual tiredness
Swelling in the feet
Aortic stenosis diagnosis
Advice for valve replacement
Higher risk for open-heart surgery
Elderly heart valve concerns
Multiple medical conditions with valve disease
Need for second opinion before heart valve treatment
Early consultation helps the cardiac team understand whether symptoms are linked to valve disease and what treatment option is suitable.
Tieten Medicity provides structured support for patients who need heart valve evaluation and advanced cardiac treatment.
Our cardiac team reviews the full picture before recommending treatment, including age, heart function, rhythm, kidney health, lung health, mobility, and overall fitness.
Personalised consultation for patients diagnosed with aortic stenosis or advised heart valve treatment.
A heart ultrasound used to assess valve condition, heart pumping function, and structural heart concerns.
CT-based evaluation helps doctors study blood vessels, valve structure, and procedure planning.
Specialist support for catheter-based heart procedures and structural heart treatment.
Modern operation theatre care with anaesthesia evaluation and patient monitoring.
Assessment of valve narrowing, heart function, symptoms, and treatment suitability.
A basic heart rhythm test that helps evaluate electrical activity and rhythm changes.
May be advised to check heart arteries before planning advanced valve treatment.
Support for medicines, activity, diet, warning signs, follow-up visits, and long-term heart care.
Support for medicines, diet, wound care, movement, follow-up visits, and home recovery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Robotic-assisted procedures can be a safe option for eligible patients when carried out by experienced surgeons in a well-equipped hospital. Before recommending the treatment, your doctor will review your overall health, check your suitability, and clearly explain the procedure, expected benefits, and any possible risks.
No. The surgeon controls the robotic system throughout the operation. The robot does not make independent decisions.
Many eligible patients may experience a quicker recovery, as robotic procedures usually involve smaller incisions and minimal handling of surrounding tissues.Recovery depends on the type of procedure, patient health, age, and medical condition.
No. Suitability depends on diagnosis, disease stage, medical fitness, previous medical history, and surgeon assessment.
Many patients may feel reduced discomfort compared to traditional open surgery, although pain intensity can differ based on the type of procedure and the patient’s overall health.
Robotic-assisted surgery may be used in selected cases across general surgery, urology, gynaecology, gastrointestinal surgery, oncology, bariatric surgery, and other complex procedures.
You can book a consultation through the appointment form, call the hospital team, or visit Tieten Medicity for surgical evaluation and treatment guidance.
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