University hospital performs complex aorta surgery
A medical team at Jordan University Hospital successfully performed a complex open-heart surgery on a fifty-year-old female patient who was suffering from extensive aortic dissection. The procedure lasted approximately seven hours. It involved replacing parts of the aorta while preserving the aortic valve, using advanced techniques that required lowering the body temperature and temporarily stopping circulation. This achievement reflects the high level of development and expertise in the hospital’s cardiovascular surgery services, and the surgery was successfully carried out using a complex technique to treat severe dissections in major arteries.
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