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What type of situations do heart surgeons face?

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Thank you comment icon Lots of school. You are in your 40 s without money by the time you officially become a surgeon. The work hours are always intense Vy
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Rongyin’s Answer

Often you will face the heart failure，sudden cardiac arrest, artificial mechanical valve replacement in patient with heart valve diseases and congenital heart disease.
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Dr. Raymond’s Answer

This article should help. Good luck!

http://www.post-gazette.com/news/education/2017/11/29/Heart-surgery-student-observation-Allegheny-General-Hospital/stories/201711280013
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victoria’s Answer

Heart surgeons face alot of situations because of the delicate state of the heart. most of all, they are very careful and confident in themselves. they attend to heart surgeries with utmost care... trusting God to touch lives with their hands. They keep studying to be approved daily.
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Aaron A.’s Answer

It doesn’t matter what type of surgeon you are. The situations and stress you face are very similar. Long hours, hard work, difficult healthcare system, etc is what you face. The actual patient care whether you are a surgeon or pediatrician is always fun and very enjoyable. If it’s not you went into medicine for the absolute wrong reason.
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Rachel’s Answer

Cardiac surgeons frequently operate on patients without adequate blood flow to their hearts. They perform bypass surgery to improve that blood flow. Additionally, they may replace cardiac valves, deal with traumatic cardiac injuries, etc. These surgeries can be stressful because they demand great skill and concentration, but the reward of saving a patient's life is tremendous.
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