What is myctomy?

and myectomy is a muscle excision or surgical removal of the whole or part of the muscle. The procedure is performed to eliminate infected muscles, injured muscles or fibroids in the muscles. The term "myectomy" is used as a root word to describe a specific process of muscle excision. For example, myectomy for uterine fibroids is called fibroids. Septal Myctomy or hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is a myectomy performed on the heart of the heart.

myectomy is commonly performed on the heart, uterus and eyes. Although many patients show a significant improvement in their condition after myectomy, the effects of surgery may include damage to the surrounding nerve tissue and blood vessels; infection; pulmonary embolus, which is a blood clot in the lungs; or thrombosis that is a blood clot in the leg. Some patients may experience an allergic reaction to general or local anesthesia or, in very rare cases, suffer from a stroke or heart attack.

Hypertrophic CapostUp rdiomyopathy Myectomy is a form of CHIrurgical procedure on the open heart, performed when drugs are no longer effective against symptoms. The surgeon removes a small portion of the heart, a septal muscle that prevents blood flow from the left ventral of the heart to the aort, a large blood vessel that carries blood from the heart. Research has shown that the overall risk of death after hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is less than 1 percent in healthy patients.

and fibroids is the removal of uterine fibroids from the uterus and is often a successful alternative to hysterectomy, which is complete removal of the uterus. Uterine fibroids, or fibroids, affect almost 30 percent of women and cause pain, abortions, infertility and abnormal bleeding that leads to anemia. Surgical risks include injuries to the surrounding organs such as bladder and intestines, uterine scars that can burst during childbirth, infertility from scarring or infection of reproductive organs. Yet fibroid is the preferred metoDou for fertile women who have fibroids but want to carry children in the future.

myectomy for bleparospasm is surgical removal of muscles in the lid or eyebrows. This procedure releases bleparospasm, chronic, uncontrollable muscle cramps in the lid. In some cases, the lid could be clamped and prevents the patient's vision. Mylectomy for the bleparospasm procedure was commonly performed before the introduction of botulin toxin, drugs used for partial paralyzing muscle of the lid.