Infective Endocarditis is a formidable cardiac infection, typically stemming from
skin injuries or the oral cavity. The disease presents a wide array of
manifestations, which may encompass symptoms such as fever, wheezing, heart murmurs,
the emergence of new spots on the hands and feet, and even strokes. This condition
is notably severe, carrying a high mortality rate. In some instances, surgical
intervention becomes necessary. The complexity of the surgery hinges on the extent
of the infection, occasionally necessitating intricate reconstructive procedures.
Following surgery, to avert a recurrence of the infection, it’s imperative to
maintain excellent oral hygiene and skin health. Adhering to your doctor’s guidance
is key to ensuring optimal treatment outcomes.
Online Registration:
Register
|