ASD Repair in India

Atrial Septal Defect (ASD) is a common congenital heart defect in children. ASD repair surgery is the treatment of choice for this. Learn more about the hospitals in India for ASD repair. Get a free treatment plan from these hospitals

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Starting from $6,500

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Procedure 12-15 Days

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Stay in India 20-20 Days

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ASD Repair — Key Facts

1 in 700 babies are born with ASD
10-15% of all congenital heart diseases (CHD) are due to ASD
Girls are more prone to ASD than boys

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Key Factors to Know

Hospital Type & Location: Premium JCI-accredited private hospitals charge more but offer international-standard care, advanced cardiac facilities, and specialized treatment units.
Surgeon’s Expertise: Accurate assessment of the defect and selecting the right approach (device closure vs open-heart surgery) are crucial. Experience in handling complications and ensuring optimal closure significantly impacts outcomes and cost.
Type of Procedure: The choice between open-heart surgery and catheter-based (device) closure depends on the size and type of the defect. Device closure using occluder devices is less invasive but can be more expensive due to device costs.
Pre & Post-operative Care: Pre-operative care includes confirming the type and size of the Atrial Septal Defect (ASD), evaluating heart function and pulmonary pressure, and treating any infections or related conditions. Post-operative care involves regular follow-ups with echocardiograms and ECGs, along with medications such as antiplatelets or blood thinners as prescribed.
Travel & Accommodation: Additional expenses include flight costs, local stay during recovery, medical visa fees, and costs for attendants or caregivers.

Surgeon’s Experience: High-volume expertise in Atrial Septal Defect (ASD) closure ensures precise repair, lower complication rates, and better overall success outcomes.
Hospital Accreditation: Choosing JCI or NABH-accredited hospitals ensures adherence to high standards of care, safety protocols, and advanced cardiac treatment facilities.
Defect Complexity & Patient Factors: Smaller and simpler defects are easier to treat with better outcomes. Early intervention, especially during childhood, improves success rates. Patient age, overall health, and pre-existing heart condition also play a key role in treatment outcomes.
Rehabilitation: Recovery includes gradual return to physical activity, regular heart monitoring and follow-ups, adherence to prescribed blood thinners or antiplatelets, and proper wound care to prevent infection.
Pre-ASD Closure Planning: Detailed evaluation using echocardiography or TEE to confirm the type and size of the defect, deciding between device closure or surgery, assessing heart function and pulmonary pressure, and selecting the appropriate device size or surgical approach for optimal results.