Husband and 53 male was just diagnosed with thoracic aneurysm, severe amortic insufficiency, biscuspid aortic valve failure, and atrial fibrillation failure. they call is congestive heart failure. being so severe, how long is life expectancy?

Life expectancy depends on seriousness of cardiac findings, overall general health, comorbidity of other problems, treatments available, and your husband's adherence to prescribed treatment. Ask the question off his Physician, the practitioner that knows him best.

From your description, he has congestive heart failure from either severe aortic insufficiency, or uncontrolled atrial fibrillation or a combination of both. With a bicuspid aortic valve, a dilated or aneurysmal aortic root is common. He should be examined and evaluated by a cardiologist and a surgeon. Bicuspid aortic valves can be treated surgically if patient a good candidate. Do this ASAP.