CABG is a surgery to improve blood flow to the heart by bypassing blocked coronary arteries using blood vessels from other parts of the body.

Damaged or diseased heart valves are replaced with artificial or biological valves to restore normal blood flow and improve heart function, preventing heart failure and other serious complications.

Performed through small incisions, this surgery reduces pain, scarring, and hospital stay, while effectively treating conditions like valve issues, blocked arteries, or congenital heart defects.

This procedure involves removing a cancerous lobe of the lung to stop cancer spread. It’s a key treatment in early-stage lung cancer with potential for complete cure.

A small electronic device is implanted under the skin to help regulate abnormal heart rhythms, ensuring the heart beats steadily and prevents fainting or heart failure.

Corrective surgery is performed on birth defects of the heart such as holes, valve problems, or abnormal blood vessels to restore normal circulation in children and adults.

A minimally invasive surgery for lung and chest conditions using a small camera and instruments, leading to faster recovery, less pain, and minimal scarring.

Surgical removal of the pericardium (the heart’s outer covering) in cases of constrictive pericarditis to relieve pressure on the heart and improve cardiac function.

This surgery repairs a weakened or bulging section of the aorta, preventing rupture or bleeding, and is often life-saving if done on time.

This procedure removes excess fluid around the lungs, improving breathing and treating the underlying cause such as infection, cancer, or heart failure.