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Cost of PDA Closure in Major Cities of India

City	Minimum Cost (USD)	Minimum Cost (INR)	Maximum Cost (USD)	Maximum Cost (INR)
Ahmedabad	USD 4500	385380	USD 5850	500994
Bangalore	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Chennai	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Delhi	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Faridabad	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Ghaziabad	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Gurgaon	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Hyderabad	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Kochi	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Mohali	USD 4500	385380	USD 5850	500994
Mumbai	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Noida	USD 5000	428200	USD 6500	556660
Pune	USD 4500	385380	USD 5850	500994

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Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) is a congenital heart condition where there's an ongoing opening between two major blood vessels. This happens when the usual closure of a vessel, called the “ductus arteriosus”, doesn't occur after birth. While a small PDA may not pose issues and might not need treatment, a larger, untreated one can lead to complications like weakened heart muscles and heart failure. Treatment options include regular checkups, medications, or a procedure to close the opening if necessary.

The exact reason why DA remains open (patent) in some infants is still unknown. However, girls are twice as likely to suffer from PDA as boys. Additionally, PDA may occur in combination with other heart defects as well.

PDA, if left untreated, may lead to several complications. Because of the flow of oxygenated blood from the aorta to the pulmonary artery and the mixing of blood, the vessels of the lungs have to handle a large amount of blood. The larger the volume of blood that enters the pulmonary artery, the greater they have to cope with the increased pressure. This may lead to long-term damage to the lungs.

Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) can be classified into different types based on various factors such as size, clinical presentation, and associated conditions. The primary types include:

Small PDA: these are typically asymptomatic.may not require immediate treatment.
Moderate-sized PDA: May cause mild symptoms or complications.

Treatment decisions depend on individual cases

Large PDA: More likely to cause noticeable symptoms.Increased risk of complications like heart failure.
Complex PDA: PDA occurs alongside other heart abnormalities.
Symptomatic PDA: This PDA has noticeable symptoms such as poor feeding, breathing difficulties, or fatigue.
PDA in Preterm Infants: This is more common in premature babies, and may close on its own or require medical intervention.

The classification helps healthcare professionals tailor treatment plans based on the specific characteristics and needs of individuals with Patent Ductus Arteriosus.

PDA closure aims to eliminate the abnormal blood flow between the pulmonary artery and the aorta caused by a persistent ductus arteriosus. This fetal blood connection fails to close after birth. This treatment enhances long-term cardiovascular growth and health by avoiding complications such as growth retardation, pulmonary hypertension, heart failure, and a high risk of endocarditis.

Children with symptoms of PDA, including poor feeding, rapid breathing, failure to thrive, fatigue during feeding, or a heart murmur, must be evaluated by a paediatrician or cardiologist. Premature infants can have PDA detected by routine echocardiograms even without symptoms. In adults, undiagnosed PDA may present as fatigue, palpitations, or shortness of breath.

Preparation involves a thorough physical examination, echocardiography to verify the diagnosis and estimate size and effect, chest X-ray, and laboratory tests. Patients (or parents) are educated regarding the procedure. In most instances, fasting for several hours before the procedure is necessary. Preterm babies might require stabilisation in the NICU before intervention.

Transcatheter closure: A catheter is guided to the heart through a vein in the groin. An occlusion device or coil is used to stop the PDA. This is the recommended approach for most newborns, children, and adults.
Surgical Ligation: When catheter-based closure is impractical, particularly in extremely small or preterm neonates, surgical ligation is used. The PDA is clipped or tied off after a little incision is made in the chest.

The majority of the patients are hospitalised for one to two days, and transcatheter closure occurs in a period of one to two hours. A hospital stay of up to a week is often required following surgical ligation, which lasts from one to three hours, especially in the case of premature infants.

Bleeding
Infection
Residual shunting
Injury to nearby structures
Allergic reaction to contrast dye

PDA closure decreases the danger of heart failure and pulmonary hypertension, reduces volume load on the heart and lungs, improves neonatal growth and feeding, and reduces long-term cardiovascular issues. It typically normalises circulation and development.

Recovery is usually quick after transcatheter closure. There may be mild soreness or discomfort in the groin, and activity might be limited temporarily. Surgical patients take longer to recover and are observed for respiratory complications and wound healing. Successful closure is confirmed by follow-up echocardiography.

PDA closure with catheter-based procedures has a high success rate of 95–99%. Additionally, surgical ligation works quite well. Excellent results are achieved over the long term, especially with early treatment. Most patients don't have any further heart issues and lead regular lives.

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Artemis Health Institute, Gurgaon, India

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USD 6000 USD 6500

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Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh

Delhi, India

4.5 ( 4 Reviews )

Types of PDA Closure & Its Cost at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh

Treatment Option	Approximate Cost Range (USD)	Approximate Cost Range (INR)
Transcatheter Closure	6,400 - 7,100	524800 - 582200
Surgical Closure	6,200 - 6,900	508400 - 565800

Factors affecting PDA Closure cost in Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh

Cost Factors	Cost Range (USD)	Cost Range (INR)
Initial Consultation Fees	150 - 250	12300 - 20500
Surgeon Fees	900 - 1,100	73800 - 90200
Anesthesia Fees	400 - 600	32800 - 49200
Operating Room Fees	1,500 - 1,800	123000 - 147600
Nursing Care Fees	200 - 300	16400 - 24600
Room Charges (Per Day)	200 - 300	16400 - 24600
Medications and Supplies	100 - 200	8200 - 16400
Diagnostic Tests	350 - 550	28700 - 45100
Pre- and Post-Operative Care	400 - 600	32800 - 49200
Rehabilitation Charges	200 - 300	16400 - 24600
Administrative Fees	50 - 150	4100 - 12300

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Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital

Delhi, India

Types of PDA Closure & Its Cost at Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital

Treatment Option	Approximate Cost Range (USD)	Approximate Cost Range (INR)
Transcatheter Closure	6,500 - 6,800	533000 - 557600
Surgical Closure	6,300 - 6,600	516600 - 541200

Factors affecting PDA Closure cost in Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital

Cost Factors	Cost Range (USD)	Cost Range (INR)
Initial Consultation Fees	150 - 250	12300 - 20500
Surgeon Fees	900 - 1,200	73800 - 98400
Anesthesia Fees	350 - 550	28700 - 45100
Operating Room Fees	1,400 - 1,600	114800 - 131200
Nursing Care Fees	200 - 300	16400 - 24600
Room Charges (Per Day)	200 - 300	16400 - 24600
Medications and Supplies	150 - 250	12300 - 20500
Diagnostic Tests	400 - 600	32800 - 49200
Pre- and Post-Operative Care	250 - 350	20500 - 28700
Rehabilitation Charges	200 - 300	16400 - 24600
Administrative Fees	50 - 150	4100 - 12300

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Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute

Delhi, India

Types of PDA Closure in Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute and its associated cost

Treatment Option	Approximate Cost Range (USD)	Approximate Cost Range (INR)
PDA Closure(Overall)	4574 - 8103	375377 - 664907
Transcatheter PDA Closure	4556 - 7083	372933 - 583052
Surgical PDA Closure	5074 - 8132	418058 - 663350

Address: Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute, Phase II, Sheikh Sarai, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Facilities related to Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute: Post operative followup, Mobility Accessible Rooms, Online Doctor Consultation, Air Ambulance, Religious Facilities

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Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital

Delhi, India

3.9 ( 2 Reviews )

Types of PDA Closure in Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital and its associated cost

Treatment Option	Approximate Cost Range (USD)	Approximate Cost Range (INR)
PDA Closure(Overall)	4582 - 8158	375646 - 668081
Transcatheter PDA Closure	4558 - 7135	373909 - 582217
Surgical PDA Closure	5076 - 8151	417308 - 663948

Address: Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, PRESS ENCLAVE ROAD, Saket Institutional Area, Saket, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Facilities related to Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital: Post operative followup, Mobility Accessible Rooms, Online Doctor Consultation, Air Ambulance, Religious Facilities

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Process Involved for PDA Closure in Delhi

Preoperative Evaluation Stage: Imaging confirms the diagnosis, and PDA size and heart function are evaluated.
Procedure Selection: Catheter-Based Closure (Minimally Invasive) & Surgical Ligation (Open Surgery)
Closure Procedure: PDA closure can be accomplished surgically with a chest incision or with a catheter-based technique through the groin.
Postoperative Care: Vital signs, oxygen levels, pain control, and infection prevention are all monitored for the patient in the intensive care unit.
Long-Term Follow-Up & Monitoring

Large PDA
Respiratory Distress in Preterm Infants
Recurrent Lung Infections
Risk of Infective Endocarditis
Heart Enlargement & Strain

Preterm & Full-Term Infants
Children with Significant PDA
Adults with Persistent PDA
Patients with Normal Pulmonary Pressure
No Severe Contraindications

Cardiac Catheterization
Guided PDA Closure
Surgical PDA Ligation (open surgery)
Pulmonary Hypertension Assessment
Post-Closure Monitoring

Prevents Heart Overload
Improves Breathing & Oxygen Levels
Lowers Risk of infectious inflammation in heart lining
Enhances Long-Term Heart Health
Minimally Invasive with Quick Recovery

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Interventional Cardiologist
Cardiothoracic Surgeon

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Frequently Asked Questions

While depending upon a range of factors, the minimum cost for PDA Closure in Delhi is $4500. PDA Closure in Delhi is conducted across several NABH, JCI certified hospitals.

The cost of PDA Closure in Delhi may differ from one medical facility to the other. The PDA Closure package cost usually includes all the expenses related to pre and post surgery expenses of the patient. The treatment cost usually includes the expenses related to hospitalization, surgery, nursing, medicines, and anesthesia. Post-surgical complications, new findings and delayed recovery may have an impact on the total PDA Closure cost in Delhi.

There are around 13 hospitals in Delhi that are renowned for their PDA Closure services. Here are the following:

The recovery of the patient many vary, depending on several factors. However, on an average, patient is supposed to stay for about 15 days in the country after discharge. During this time, the patient undergoes medical tests and consultations. this is to ensure that the treatment was successful and the patient us safe to return.

There are certain additional cost that the patient has to pay apart from the PDA Closure cost. These include the cost of accommodation and meals outside hospital. The per day cost in this case may range from 25 USD.

It is possible for patients to opt for video telemedicine consultation before they come for PDA Closure in Delhi. Some of them include the following:

Some of the most sought after doctors available for online video consultation for PDA Closure in Delhi are:

Doctor Name	Cost	Book Appointment
Dr. Nityanand Tripathi	60	Book Now
Dr. Ashish Agrawal	48	Book Now
Dr. Abhay Kumar	48	Book Now
Dr. Amit Pandarkar	48	Book Now

The patient is supposed to stay at the hospital for about 3 Days after PDA Closure surgery for monitoring and care. The doctors team review the patient's recovery during this time with the help of blood tests and imaging scans. Once they feel that everything is on track, the patient is discharged.

PDA Closure hospitals in Delhi have an overall rating of about 4.1857142857. The average rating is based on several parameters such as cleanliness, fair pricing, and quality of care.

Some of the most sought after doctors for PDA Closure in Delhi are:

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