Rotational atherectomy (RA), also known as rotablation, is an advanced technique used to treat heavily calcified and atherosclerotic coronary blockages. At Apollo Hospitals in Jubilee Hills, our experienced interventional radiologists perform this procedure using a rotablator device, which is a diamond-tipped, cone-shaped burr.
How is Rotational Atherectomy Performed?
Recovery After Rotational Atherectomy
The recovery time and outcomes from rotational atherectomy can vary based on the patient’s condition, the severity of coronary artery disease, and the procedure’s success. Generally, patients will see a gradual improvement in symptoms and overall heart health over time. Post-operative care typically includes monitoring vital signs and heart function, managing medications, implementing rehabilitation and lifestyle changes, and attending follow-up appointments.
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