Double Heart Valve Replacement Surgery Package in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia at KFSHRC

Advance Heart Care: Double Heart Valve Replacement Surgery in Saudi Arabia

Restore circulatory function, protect your cardiovascular health, and regain vitality with an all-inclusive package for Double Heart Valve Replacement in Saudi Arabia at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre. This advanced cardiac operation is designed to replace two severely diseased or dysfunctional heart valves, effectively improving intracardiac blood flow and relieving chronic cardiovascular stress. This specialized surgical pathway offers international and regional patients a clear, clinically guided route to advanced cardiac care at KFSHRC.

When multiple heart valves suffer from severe stenosis or regurgitation, non-surgical management becomes insufficient to preserve myocardial function. Undergoing Double Valve Surgery in Saudi Arabia allows cardiac surgeons to remove impaired natural tissue and implant durable prosthetic valves. By re-establishing proper pressure gradients and preventing backward blood flow, the procedure creates a foundation for improved systemic circulation and long-term cardiovascular stability. Choosing this specialized program provides international clinical standards for complete Aortic and Mitral Valve Replacement in Saudi Arabia.

• Multidisciplinary Heart Center discussion and case evaluation.

• Virtual surgical consultation prior to arrival.

• Double surgical valve replacement procedure.

• Standard prosthetic valve components.

• Dedicated cardiac anesthesia team and operating suite services.

• ICU stay ranging from 1 to 3 days based on clinical progress.

• Total hospital length of stay ranging from 8 to 10 days.

• Standard medications administered during hospital admission.

• Pre-operative cardiac workup including ECG, Holter monitoring, chest X-ray, CT, echocardiography, coronary angiography, and comprehensive blood tests.

• Routine pre-operative, intraoperative, and post-operative blood tests.

• Early mobilization and inpatient physiotherapy services.

• One post-discharge follow-up consultation.

1. Redo valve surgery or secondary revision procedures.

2. Concomitant Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG).

3. Aortic root or aortic aneurysm reconstruction surgery.

4. Maze procedure for atrial fibrillation or heart transplant services.

5. Premium or non-standard prosthetic valves.

6. Complication management (including reoperation, stroke care, major infection treatment, prolonged mechanical ventilation, or extended ICU stays).

7. Hospital stays extending beyond the routine clinical pathway.

8. Long-term take-home anticoagulation or outpatient prescription medications.

9. Extended outpatient rehabilitation after discharge.

10. Additional diagnostic testing outside standard clinical protocol.

11. Management of significant unmanaged comorbidities requiring specialized intervention.

• Multidisciplinary Heart Center: Collaborative case planning involving cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, cardiac anesthetists, and ICU specialists.

• Advanced Medical Infrastructure: Modern surgical suites, specialized cardiac catheterization facilities, and dedicated intensive care units.

• Standardized Inpatient Protocols: Integrated pre-operative diagnostics, structured ICU monitoring, and dedicated ward recovery care.

• Inpatient Rehabilitation: Early mobilization and physiotherapy designed to support safe postoperative recovery during your hospital stay.

• International Care Coordination: Established administrative framework for receiving and managing regional and international patient referrals.

• Pre-Operative Phase: Days 1–2 (Admission & Comprehensive Workup)

  • Hospital admission and initial multidisciplinary Heart Center clinical assessment.

  • Execution of baseline diagnostic workup: blood tests, ECG, Holter, chest X-ray, CT, echocardiography, and coronary angiography review.

• Surgical & ICU Phase: Days 3–5 (Surgery & Critical Care)

  • Double heart valve replacement surgery under specialized cardiac anesthesia.

  • Transfer to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for 1 to 3 days of continuous hemodynamic monitoring and post-operative stabilization.

• Inpatient Recovery Phase: Days 6–10 (Ward Care & Discharge)

  • Transfer to the cardiac inpatient ward for ongoing telemetry monitoring and medication management.

  • Initiation of early mobilization and inpatient physiotherapy sessions.

  • Post-operative routine blood tests and imaging checks prior to final discharge authorization and follow-up scheduling.

• Tertiary Healthcare Facilities: Access to specialized tertiary centers like King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre featuring dedicated cardiac units.

• Experienced Surgical Teams: Open-heart procedures led by trained cardiothoracic surgeons, cardiac anesthetists, and perfusion specialists.

• Defined Package Structure: Standardized package inclusion criteria providing clear financial parameters for non-complicated surgical cases.

• Central Regional Hub: Convenient travel access and modern healthcare infrastructure for regional and international patients.

• Direct communication coordination with cardiac specialists at King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre.

• Clear, itemized package guidelines covering diagnostic, surgical, ICU, and ward stay inclusions.

• Secure submission of diagnostic records, echocardiograms, and angiography files for preliminary case evaluation.

• Comprehensive administrative assistance throughout the initial medical travel planning phase.