Closure of the Left Auricular Appendage is a medical procedure, performed using minimally invasive techniques and is the result of extensive studies carried out in the main internationally recognized cardiology centers. Through the development of specific techniques and materials, it represents what is most modern and innovative in the treatment of Auricular Fibrillation.
Cardiac Catheterism is an exam performed in Hemodynamics Centers, using minimally invasive techniques and medical equipment capable of generating accurate images of the heart structure. Catheterization is essential to identify the presence, location and size of obstructions in the coronary arteries.
Coronary Angioplasty is the procedure by which blood flow is restored in the coronary arteries and can be performed using a balloon catheter or by placing stents.
It is a surgery using minimally invasive techniques, highly indicated for the treatment of Pneumothorax, including for patients with other associated diseases.
In mediastinal tumor surgery, minimally invasive techniques are used to perform mediastinoscopy, a procedure that allows a detailed examination of the region to check for metastasis and also puncture material for biopsy. After the tumor has been identified and surgery is indicated, minimally invasive techniques will be used in procedures called VATS (Video-Assisted Thoracoscopy).
The uniportal access for robotic thoracic surgery presents itself as a natural evolution of minimally invasive thoracic surgery (MITS). It was developed by surgeons who pioneered the uniportal video-assisted thoracic surgery (U-VATS) in all its aspects following the same principles of a single incision by using the latest robotic technology – daVinci Xi platform.
In younger patients, treatment of Pectus Excavatum can be performed with the placement of a suction cup device, Vacuum Bell.
The surgery to correct Pectus Carinatum through minimally invasive approaches uses the Abramson Technique, adopted for years in major international Thoracic Surgery reference centers and with a high success rate.
After carrying out the 3D study, a first initiative can be chosen for non-surgical treatments with the placement of an orthostatic brace made to measure each patient. This vest will compress the sternum to position it in the normal position.
