Abstract

Healthcare providers should remain vigilant for rare complications, for example right-sided haemothorax, following cardiac surgeries such as the maze procedure to initiate timely management and ensure favourable outcomes.The post-maze procedure, atrial flutter or macroreentrant atrial tachycardia may resist standard medical treatment, emphasising the importance of considering catheter ablation as a therapeutic option to improve patient outcomes.Empowering patients with knowledge about potential post-procedure complications and associated symptoms facilitates early reporting, enabling prompt intervention by healthcare providers and leading to improved treatment outcomes.

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