Overview
The Cardiac Surgery Department provides advanced surgical care for both adult and pediatric patients with congenital and acquired heart diseases. The department delivers excellence through a multidisciplinary approach, integrating surgical expertise, perfusion technology, and critical care. It is committed to ensuring the highest standards of safety, precision, and patient-centered outcomes.
Scope of the Unit
The Cardiac Surgery Department delivers comprehensive operative care for patients with a wide range of congenital and acquired heart conditions, from routine procedures to highly complex and high-risk cases. Through close collaboration between surgeons, anesthesiologists, perfusionists and rehabilitation teams, the department ensures seamless care across the entire surgical pathway. Emphasis is placed on precision, safety, and innovation, with integrated perioperative planning, advanced intraoperative support, and structured postoperative recovery programs designed to optimize outcomes and support long-term cardiac health.
What we treat
Adult Cath (Adults – Heart & Vascular Procedures) We help adults who have problems with their heart arteries, heart valves, or blood vessels in the body. Conditions include:
- Fixing birth defects in children – helping kids with congenital heart problems live normal, healthy lives.
- Improving blood flow – by opening blocked arteries to reduce chest pain and prevent heart attacks.
- Repairing or replacing heart valves – so the heart can pump blood more effectively.
- Strengthening weak hearts – surgeries can help patients with heart failure live longer and better.
- Correcting rhythm problems – certain procedures help the heart beat regularly.
- Relieving breathing and chest problems – some thoracic surgeries improve lung and chest wealth.
- Giving patients a new chance at life – many people feel stronger, more active, and free of symptoms after recovery.
