Is Heart Stent Surgery Dangerous?

Coronary artery stent implantation

is an interventional treatment method that can send metal stents to coronary artery lesions under X-ray fluoroscopy to support coronary arteries and ensure myocardial blood supply. The operation does not require thoracotomy. It is performed after femoral artery puncture. The trauma is relatively small, and local anesthesia is selected. The risk of anesthesia is smaller than general anesthesia. In addition, patients should improve relevant examinations before surgery, check contraindications and reduce the risk of surgery, so the risk of surgery itself is not high.