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The average cost of VSD Closure / Repair (Adult) in Delhi starts from USD 4500.

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A ventricular septal defect, or VSD, is a condition where there is a hole in the wall between the two lower chambers of the heart, present from birth. It's the most common congenital heart defect and can occur alongside other heart issues. A small hole usually causes minor or no symptoms, but a larger one may require repair to prevent lasting damage and complications.

Ventricular septal defects (VSD) occur in around one-third of 1% of newborns, but it's less likely for adults to be diagnosed since the defect often closes naturally during childhood in 90% of cases. VSDs linked to heart attacks are exceptionally rare nowadays, with less than 1% of all heart attacks being associated with them, thanks to modern treatment methods.

The exact cause of ventricular septal defects (VSD) at birth remains unknown. However, it can be associated with other heart defects, heart conditions, or genetic disorders. The use of specific anti-seizure medications (sodium valproate and phenytoin) or alcohol consumption during pregnancy may potentially elevate the risk of a child developing VSD, although further research is needed to establish these as definite causes.

A rare known cause of VSD is its occurrence as a side effect of a heart attack.

Ventricular septal defects (VSD) come in four main types, each differing in location and hole structure:
  • Membranous: This is the most common, constituting about 80% of cases. It occurs in the upper part of the ventricular wall.
  • Muscular: Found in approximately 20% of VSD cases in infants, this type often involves multiple holes in the heart wall.
  • Inlet: Positioned just below the tricuspid valve in the right ventricle and the mitral valve in the left ventricle, blood passing through the ventricles must navigate this type of VSD.
  • Outlet (conoventricular): Creating a hole just before the pulmonary valve in the right ventricle and before the aortic valve in the left ventricle, this type connects the two chambers, requiring blood to pass through the VSD on its way through both valves.

Closure of VSD improves general heart function, reduces complications such as heart failure or pulmonary hypertension, decreases abnormal blood flow between the heart's ventricles, and facilitates normal child development and growth.

If your child or you have symptoms such as fatigue, poor growth or feeding, shortness of breath, frequent respiratory infections, or a heart murmur on physical exam, visit a doctor. Early identification and treatment improve results and reduce complications.

Physical exam, echocardiogram, chest X-ray, ECG, and possibly cardiac MRI or catheterisation are all components of the preparation process. Risks of anaesthesia, fasting orders, and current medications need to be addressed with patients (or parents). Preoperative counselling is provided, especially in children.

  • Surgical Closure: After open-heart surgery performed under general anaesthesia, a suture or patch is employed to close the defect.
  • Catheter-Based Closure: A minimally invasive procedure where a device is inserted into a blood vessel via a catheter.
  • Medical Management: Medication can be employed to manage symptoms in minor faults until they resolve spontaneously or further intervention is needed.

Surgical closure of a VSD usually takes 3\u20135 hours. The hospital stay is five to ten days. The hospital stay for catheter-based procedures is shorter, at one to two days.

  • Bleeding
  • Infection
  • Abnormal heartbeat
  • Insufficient closure, or residual shunt
  • Blockage of the heart

Closures of VSD allow children to grow normally, enhance the heart's efficiency, relieve symptoms, prevent heart and lung damage later in life, and reduce the necessity of lifelong medical treatment.

Rest, activity restrictions, echocardiogram, and, as needed, antibiotics or antiarrhythmics form the course of recovery. Children generally get back to their usual activities within several months.

Minimal recurrence occurs, and surgical and catheter-based closure is successful. Outcomes are excellent in the long term, particularly in patients who are managed early before they develop complications.

Surgical success was 91.4%, and success with the VSD closure device was 92.3%. 14.3% of patients died in the hospital.

95–99%

Success rate for complete VSD closure in suitable adult patients

3–7 days

Typical hospital stay

key : 4–8 weeks

Return to normal daily activities depending on recovery
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Process Involved for VSD Closure / Repair (Adult) in Delhi

  • Evaluation & Preparatory Stage: It includes access to detailed history, diagnostic tests and cardiac hypertension evaluation, followed by pre-surgery preparation.
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  • Postoperative Stage: Intensive monitoring and pain & infection management
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  • Heart Failure Symptoms
  • Pulmonary Hypertension
  • Endocarditis Risk
  • Progressive Heart Enlargement (LV Dilatation)
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Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of VSD Closure/Repair in adults in Delhi is starts from USD 4500, depending on the size and location of the ventricular septal defect, whether the defect can be closed through a catheter or requires open-heart surgery, hospital facilities, surgeon expertise, diagnostic tests, ICU stay, and the patient's overall health. The final cost is usually confirmed after echocardiography and specialist evaluation.

Some of the best hospitals in Delhi for CABG-redo include:
  • Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital
  • BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital
  • Batra Hospital
  • Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh
  • Indraprastha Apollo Hospital

    • Choose an experienced adult congenital heart disease specialist, interventional cardiologist, or cardiothoracic surgeon, depending on the planned treatment. Consider the doctor's experience with adult VSDs, catheter-based closure and/or surgical repair, hospital facilities, multidisciplinary cardiac support, and experience managing pulmonary hypertension or other associated heart conditions.

    VSD closure in appropriately selected adults generally has a high success rate of defect closure, such as 90 - 95%. Outcomes depend on the VSD type and size, pulmonary artery pressure, heart function, associated heart abnormalities, and the selected treatment method. Your cardiac team can provide an individualised prognosis after reviewing your echocardiogram and other investigations.

    Yes. Transcatheter device closure can be performed for selected VSDs that have suitable anatomy. A catheter is inserted through a blood vessel, and a closure device is positioned across the defect. Not every VSD is suitable for this approach.

    Surgical repair may be recommended for large or complex defects, significant left-to-right shunting, defects associated with other cardiac abnormalities, or VSDs that are unsuitable for device closure. The decision is based on detailed cardiac imaging and specialist assessment.

    Echocardiography is the primary imaging test used to identify and characterise a VSD. ECG, chest imaging, cardiac CT or MRI, and cardiac catheterisation may be performed when additional information about heart structure, pressures, or blood flow is required.

    Yes. A significant untreated VSD can allow excessive blood flow through the lungs, potentially causing pulmonary hypertension over time. Adults with suspected pulmonary hypertension require careful specialist assessment before VSD closure because closure may not be appropriate in every advanced case.

    Yes. Long-term cardiac follow-up is recommended after both device and surgical closure. Follow-up may include clinical examinations and echocardiograms to check heart function, residual shunting, valve function, rhythm abnormalities, and the position and performance of a closure device when one has been implanted.

    Treatment may involve transcatheter device closure or surgical VSD repair. Advanced echocardiography, including transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography, is used to assess the defect and guide treatment in Delhi. Catheter-based closure may be suitable for selected defects, while surgical repair may be recommended for large, complex, or anatomically unsuitable defects.

    Potential complications include bleeding, infection, abnormal heart rhythms, residual or recurrent shunting, heart-valve injury, blood-vessel complications, blood clots, stroke, and reactions to anaesthesia or contrast agents. Rarely, conduction problems such as heart block may occur. Risk depends on the defect's anatomy, treatment method, and the patient's overall health.

    Before travelling, complete the cardiac investigations recommended by your specialist. Carry recent echocardiograms, ECGs, cardiac imaging, catheterisation reports if available, blood-test results, previous treatment records, and a complete medication list. Discuss existing heart conditions and medications with your doctor and obtain medical clearance for travel when required.

    Yes. International patients can generally arrange an online consultation with a cardiac specialist before travelling to Delhi. Echocardiography reports, ECGs, cardiac imaging, medical history, and previous treatment records can be shared for review. The specialist can assess whether catheter-based closure or surgical repair may be appropriate and advise which additional tests are needed.

    Patients should bring their passport and travel documents, along with recent echocardiograms, ECGs, cardiac CT or MRI reports (when applicable), cardiac catheterisation or angiography reports, blood test results, previous hospital records, medication lists, allergy information, and details of previous cardiac procedures. Digital copies of imaging studies are also useful.

    The duration depends on whether the VSD is closed using a catheter or open-heart surgery. After transcatheter closure, some patients may be discharged within a few days. Surgical repair generally requires a longer hospital stay. International patients should usually plan for several weeks in Delhi to accommodate treatment, recovery, follow-up, and medical clearance before travelling home.

    Recovery depends on the treatment approach. Patients undergoing catheter-based closure may resume many routine activities within days to a few weeks, while recovery after open-heart surgery may take approximately 6-12 weeks. Follow-up echocardiography is important to assess the closure device or surgical repair and monitor heart function.

    Complications occurring during hospitalisation can be assessed and treated immediately by the cardiac team. After returning home, patients should maintain follow-up with both the treating hospital and a local cardiologist. Chest pain, severe breathlessness, fainting, persistent fever, significant bleeding, or new neurological symptoms require urgent medical evaluation.

    International patients can begin by submitting their cardiac reports for specialist evaluation through the MediGence platform. The hospital can then recommend the appropriate treatment, expected hospital stay, investigations, and estimated cost. Once the treatment plan is confirmed, the admission date and other international-patient arrangements can be coordinated.

    Delhi may be considered by international patients seeking specialised cardiac care, experienced congenital-heart specialists, advanced cardiac imaging, catheterisation laboratories, modern cardiac surgery facilities, and structured postoperative care. The choice of hospital should primarily be based on expertise in adult congenital heart disease and VSD closure, rather than cost alone.

    Treatment depends on the VSD's location, size, symptoms, pulmonary pressures, and associated cardiac abnormalities. Options include transcatheter device closure, surgical patch closure, or observation with regular cardiac monitoring for selected small defects that do not require intervention in Delhi. In patients with complications such as pulmonary hypertension or valve abnormalities, additional medical or surgical treatment may be required.

    FAQ's Related to India

    Delhi, the capital city of India is one of the top places for providing cost-effective yet quality treatments to patients. The city boasts a pool of highly skilled medical experts who have received training abroad. The hospitals in Delhi have received international accreditation and are well-equipped. They have several state-of-the-art equipments that enables doctors to provide the best patient care. With more than 500 hospitals, Delhi is at the forefront of catering to the healthcare needs of patients from not only India but from other parts of the world as well. The availability of doctors who are fluent in English enables patients traveling from abroad to avail treatment conveniently in Delhi. The hospitals in Delhi have the necessary infrastructure to enable doctors to perform robotic surgeries, minimally invasive surgery, cyberknife surgery, and advanced treatments for various health problems.

    Hospitals in Delhi hold several accreditations such as JCI, NABH, and NABL. Some of the top hospitals in Delhi are:

    • Indraprastha Apollo Hospital: The hospital has served patients from more than 120 countries and is accredited by JCI and NABH.
    • Max SuperSpecialty Hospital, Shalimar Bagh: Equipped with 280 beds, the hospital provides medical services in various disciplines including cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, and cancer. It is a NABH and NABL-accredited hospital.
    • Fortis Hospital, Greater Kailash: The hospital has performed more than 12,000 gynecological procedures and has treated over 7000 neonates in the NICU.

    Delhi has many skilled doctors who have completed their medical education and training at some of the best hospitals in India and overseas. Some of the top doctors in Delhi are

    1. Dr. Sanjay Gupta: With more than 33 years of experience, Dr. Sanjay is an acclaimed cardiac surgeon practicing at Fortis Flt Lt Rajan Dhall Hospital, New Delhi
    2. Dr. Pankaj Kumar Pande: He has more than 23 years of experience as a surgical oncologist and currently works at the Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh.
    3. Dr. Meena Lanjiwar: She is currently a neurologist working at the Neuraxis care and research center and has more than 8 years of experience in her field of expertise.
    4. Dr. Dhananjay Gupta: He is an acclaimed orthopedic surgeon with more than 20 years of experience. Currently, he practices at Fortis Flt Lt Rajan Dhall Hospital, New Delhi.

    Delhi is connected to almost all the major cities around the world through international flights. MediGence can assist in planning your travel to Delhi for your treatment. We can help you with accommodation, visa, airport transfers, and priority appointments.

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