FAQ
Since the type and number of required medical devices are unknown before the doctor determines the surgical method, it is not possible to provide any price estimate, even approximately. However, our company is committed to offering the best prices and highest quality.
The patient’s recent CT angiography CD
For standard cases, the review process takes 24 to 72 hours, while complex cases may take up to one week. However, in emergency situations, the review will be completed within four hours.
This procedure is usually performed under mild anesthesia or spinal anesthesia. However, in some cases, general anesthesia may be required depending on the patient’s condition. The final decision is made by the anesthesiologist based on the patient’s medical needs.
Patients are usually admitted to the hospital one day before surgery for necessary tests. Post-surgery hospitalization depends on the patient’s condition and the doctor’s evaluation, but in most cases, a stay of 2 to 3 days is sufficient.
Since the coverage and payment policies of basic and supplementary insurance providers vary based on their contracts, the patient must present a pre-invoice to their insurance company. The insurer will then determine the maximum coverage amount.
The original invoice can be collected the day after the surgery, with prior coordination.
All transportation between the company and hospitals is managed by the company, so the patient does not need to handle any equipment transfers. However, if additional accessories are required from other suppliers, the patient may be asked to arrange for their purchase.
The decision on whether the patient needs hospitalization before surgery is made by the doctor based on their condition. If necessary, the doctor will admit the patient. Otherwise, the patient can stay at home while following these precautions:
- Keep blood pressure under control.
- Avoid heavy lifting or straining during bowel movements.
- Prevent any impact or trauma to the abdomen and chest.
Like any medical procedure, endovascular surgery carries some risk of side effects. However, since the incisions in this method are smaller compared to open surgery, it generally causes less discomfort, requires a shorter hospital stay, and has a faster recovery time.
Samimi’s engineering team typically performs the necessary measurements on the patient’s CT angiography and provides an initial plan to the physician. Based on this information, the doctor assesses the extent of the aortic disease and decides how much of the aorta requires endovascular treatment, determining the number and sizes of the necessary devices.
After the stent graft is placed, blood flow to the aneurysm is blocked. With the loss of blood supply, the aneurysm may begin to shrink over time.
- One month after surgery
- Twelve months after surgery
- Annually thereafter
