Case Report on Management of Endocarditis with Double Valve Replacement

Abstract

The number of events per million patient-years varies between 30 and 100 . In the previous decade, increasingly difficult intracardiac infections requiring complex reconstructive surgery have been observed due to an increase in the number of intracardiac interventions and device implantations in patients with growing age, multiple comorbidities, and weakened immune. This is also due to the fact that separating the aortic root from the anterior mitral leaflet Surgical surgery can be difficult if the IFB is destroyed, especially if an abscess forms as a result of infective endocarditis . Debridement of all contaminated tissue, followed by replacement and restoration of the aortic and mitral valves.

Clinical findings: Chief complaint was pain in chest and Edema (swelling) of the feet, ankles, or abdomen is a common ailment (belly) Fluid retention causes rapid weight gain. Dizziness Pain in the chest Breathing problems, Palpitations,  edema (swelling) of both feet, ankles. Chest X-ray, ECG, blood tests, echocardiography and coronary angiography were advised.

Therapeutic intervention: Medical management was provided to the patient interferon alpha 2b solution was given for 10 days to enhance immune function. antiplatelets clopidogrel (Plavix)  mono-antiplatelet therapy double valve replacement.

He took all treatment and outcome was good. Her sign and symptoms was reduced, she was able to do her own activity. No any change in intervention in the therapeutic process

Conclusion: He took all medication as well as doctor treatment and his recovery was good.