The inherent heart valvular disease in adult population: epidemiology, working capacity and organization of medical care

Abstract

The article analyzes the international data on epidemiology, working capacity and medical care organization in patients with inherent heart valvular disease. The organization of medical care is to be based on the team approach. The professional team has to include surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, laboratory assistants, social workers, financial consultants, psychologists, geneticists and specialists who can be considered as experts in inherent heart valvular disease in adult patients.

Keywords

inherent heart valvular disease in adults / organization of medical care / disability

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