Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery

The preferred method is minimally invasive surgery, which enables the doctors on the medical staff of the heart hospital to carry out difficult cardiovascular procedures without requiring open-heart surgery.

Minimally invasive techniques were initially utilized as a surgical treatment option for patients who were deemed too frail for open-heart surgery, but they have since become standard practice for patients who require heart surgery. Several of the widespread minimally invasive procedures were invented by the surgeons on our medical staff.

The major objective is to provide excellent surgical results. When feasible, doctors treat cardiac diseases minimally invasively to help their patients feel well more quickly. With this method, you can frequently avoid conventional invasive surgical treatment. Smaller incisions are required during minimally invasive cardiac surgery, which could lead to:

• Shorter stays in the hospital
• Less bleeding
• Surgery pain is reduced
• Little (or no) scarring
• More rapid return to normal activity
• Fewer complications
• Reduced risk of infection