Simultaneous operations in cardiac surgery

The article describes the clinical experience of 4 simultaneous operations in the conditions of the Regional Cardiology Centre of Taldykorgan, Zhetysu region. The relevance of this problem has recently
increased with the growing number of patients requiring simultaneous interventions. Simultaneous (single stage, combined) operations are surgical interventions during which correction of different nosological
diseases with localization in different organs is performed.
The purpose of the study. Description of clinical cases of simultaneous operations in cardiac surgery.
Materials and methods of research. In the period from 02.2022 to 05.2023, 4 simultaneous operations with lung cancer, kidney cancer, thymus cancer with competing cardiac pathology were
successfully performed in the Department of Cardiac Surgery of the GKP at the Regional Cardiology Center in Taldykorgan.
Results. The operations were performed by a multidisciplinary team of cardiac surgeons and oncologists. In three cases, surgical access was provided by median sternotomy, in one patient: sternotomy and laparotomy.

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