Abstract

Objective: Evaluate the quality of life of patients after minimally invasive open heart surgery with endoscopically assisted mitral valve replacement at Hospital E Heart Center and compare the quality of life of patients after surgery Minimally invasive open heart with endoscopic assisted mitral valve replacement and patients after mitral valve replacement surgery using open surgery. Research subjects and methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study on 54 cases after minimally invasive open heart surgery with endoscopic assisted mitral valve replacement at E Hospital Heart Center from January 1, 2022 to March 30 June 2023, using the SF-36 questionnaire. Results: Average scores of 4 areas of physical health including functional activities, functional limitations, pain perception and general health of the group of patients after minimally invasive surgery assisted by endoscopy and The group of patients with open surgery were: 81,03 and 74 respectively; 79,5 and 72,5; 93,97 and 76,16; 62,31 and 56,67. The average scores of 4 mental health domains including sense of vitality, social activities, psychological limits and general spirit are: 78,46 and 74 respectively; 75 and 67,92; 81,41 and 73,89; 85,9 and 79,17. Conclusion: The quality of life scores of patients after minimally invasive open heart surgery with endoscopically assisted mitral valve replacement in all areas are at good and good levels, higher than the group of patients undergoing replacement surgery. mitral valve by open surgery. Therefore, minimally invasive open heart surgery with endoscopically assisted mitral valve replacement is an indication for clear improvement in patients after surgery.

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