What is AVR surgery and its complications post surgery(prosthetic valve) on the individual undergone it?

AVR stand for Aortic Valve Surgery. this procedure is performed for severe aortic valve regurgitaion/stenosis and aortic valve is replaced by homogeneous or heterogeneous bioprosthesis and/or mechanical valves. 

its complications are categorized into immediate (bleeding, paravalvular leak, prosthetic valve dysfunction, heart blocks, VSR post insertion) and intermediate-longterm (bleeding or thromboembolic events due to anticoagulants mismanagement, prosthetic valve endocarditis, prosthetic valve dysfunction due to pannus ingrowth, hemolysis and etc.)

AVR , is aortic valve replacemente, one of the complications could be a tromboembolic complication with a isquemic or brain infarct, also we could have infectious complications with bacteriemia, and a myocardial infarction.

 

AVR is aortic valve replacement done whem patients have intolerable aortic stenosis or regurgitations,complication includes,stroke,arrythmias,complete heart block,infective endocarditis,valve dehisense,paravalvular leaks

Thrombo-embolic phenomenon,Infective endocarditis

.AVR means AOTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT

AVR refers to aortic valve replacement. It is a procedure where the aortic valve is replaced with either a mechanical valve or a bioprosthetic valve.

It has so many complications which include Bleeding, paravalvular leak, ventricular septal rupture, heart block, Valve dysfuction etc

NO YOU CANT IT NEED GENERAL ANESTHESIA FOR LAP SURGERY

Aortic valve replacement, as a compications,  thrombembolism,  and displacement 

ganeral anesthesi+epidural anesthesia

It is a procedure that we replace the aortic valve by another artificial one, it is done for patient suffering of valve stenosis or regurgitation who have severe symptoms despite medical treatment, as they have shortness of breath dizziness fatigue or maybe chest pain , complications are a range from bleeding respiratory failure , infection and paravalvular leake , wound dehesience , or later on valvular re stenosis or failure