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Beating heart coronary bypass surgery: why is it so advantageous? Find out here in one of today's informative articles!
Mr Alberto Albanese

By Mr Alberto Albanese
11.05.22
Cardiothoracic surgery

Beating heart coronary bypass surgery: why is it so advantageous?

Beating heart coronary bypass surgery is a recently introduced surgical treatment which is specifically designed for patients suffering from coronary artery disease. Here, highly regarded London and Basildon-based consultant cardiothoracic surgeon Mr Alberto Albanese, explains in detail how exactly the procedure is performed, and how it differs from traditional coronary bypass surgery.

Here, Mr Shyamsunder Kolvekar, an esteemed consultant cardiothoracic surgeon, provides us with an insightful overview of both pectus excavatum and pectus carinatum.
Mr Shyamsunder Kolvekar

By Mr Shyamsunder Kolvekar
01.04.22
Cardiothoracic surgery

Pectus excavatum and pectus carinatum: symptoms, causes, and treatment options

The chest, also known as the pectus, can suffer from a condition where it folds in or folds out more than normal, and this can cause other physical issues. In our latest article, highly experienced consultant cardiothoracic surgeon, Mr Shyamsunder Kolvekar, explains what both pectus excavatum and pectus carinatum are, and outlines the associated symptoms as well as the different treatment options.

heart model
Mr Alberto Albanese

By Mr Alberto Albanese
25.02.22
Cardiothoracic surgery

Beating heart coronary bypass surgery explained

Beating heart coronary bypass surgery offers a shorter recovery time, fewer risks and better outcomes for cardiac surgery patients in comparison to more traditional bypass surgery techniques. We've invited renowned consultant cardiothoracic surgeon Mr Alberto Albanese to explain how this innovative procedure works and how patients with coronary artery disease can benefit.

minimally invasive keyhole heart surgery
Mr Inderpaul Birdi

By Mr Inderpaul Birdi
17.12.21
Cardiothoracic surgery

Surgeons now have the key to your heart: Keyhole heart surgery

Undergoing heart surgery is a massive ordeal for the body to go through. In More recently, some surgeons have been able to treat the heart through smaller access for the same procedures, known as keyhole heart surgery. An expert in this treatment, consultant cardiothoracic surgeon Mr. Inderpaul Birdi delivers essential information regarding keyhole heart surgery in this article.

A woman preparing for MAARS surgery
Professor Aung Ye Oo

By Professor Aung Ye Oo
28.06.21
Cardiothoracic surgery

Minimal access (keyhole) aortic root surgery: advantages, preparation and recovery

Minimal aortic surgery involves making small incisions in the skin of the sternum to reach the aortic root, which is the section of the aorta that is attached to the heart. The aorta is a large blood vessel that transports blood from your heart to your body. Professor Aung Ye Oo is here to tell us more about this procedure.

Mr Shahzad Raja

By Mr Shahzad Raja
05.12.19
Cardiothoracic surgery

Why would I need coronary artery bypass surgery?

Coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG) is a surgical procedure used to treat blockages in the coronary arteries. The operation improves blood flow and oxygen supply to the heart and it bypasses or diverts blood around the narrowed parts of the major arteries. Cardiac surgeon Mr Shahzad Raja explains more about coronary artery surgery and answers commonly asked questions about the procedure.

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