Is there a risk in heart stent surgery?

Cardiac stent surgery is generally risky. Cardiac

stent surgery is mainly a procedure in which a balloon catheter is placed into a narrow blood vessel to promote vascular dilation and improve local blood supply to restore normal cardiac function. Under normal circumstances, any surgery has certain risks, including cardiac stent surgery, which may cause stent thrombosis, stent malapposition, arterial rupture, vascular complications, etc., affecting health. However, before the heart stent surgery, the patient will be comprehensively examined to reduce the risk and ensure the patient's health.