Maze Procedure in India

The Maze Procedure is a specialized surgical treatment used to manage atrial fibrillation (AFib), a heart rhythm disorder that causes an irregular and often rapid heartbeat. During the procedure, the surgeon creates a pattern of carefully placed scars in the heart's upper chambers to block abnormal electrical signals and help restore a normal heart rhythm. It may be performed during open-heart surgery or as part of another cardiac procedure, depending on the patient's condition. The primary goal is to improve heart rhythm, reduce symptoms such as palpitations and fatigue, and support better heart function. Regular follow-up care is important to monitor heart rhythm and evaluate long-term treatment outcomes.