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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.

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By Mr Gianluca Lucchese
04.11.21
Cardiothoracic surgery

Heart valve repair simplified

Cardiac surgery procedures will naturally be complex to the average person, and may seem intimidating. However, to the trained surgeon, the procedures are like second-nature and a regular activity. Heart valve repair is a life-saving procedure which consultant cardiothoracic surgeon Mr Gianluca Lucchese has put into simple terms for the layman to understand.

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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.

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By Mr Paul Modi
27.05.20
Cardiothoracic surgery

The future of robots in heart surgery

As technology develops, so do surgical techniques. Robots in heart surgery provide promising improvements to patients' procedures. Robotic surgery is one of Mr Paul Modi's specialities and he explains the exciting future of these medical advancements and the benefits they provide to patients.

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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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By Mr Inderpaul Birdi
14.11.19
Cardiothoracic surgery

TAVI: heart surgery for aortic valve replacement

TAVI is an alternative procedure for those who are not well enough for traditional open-heart surgery that is used to treat aortic valve replacement. Read more from one of our top cardiothoracic surgeons Mr Inderpaul Birdi on the procedure and its success rate.

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By Mr Inderpaul Birdi
07.11.19
Cardiothoracic surgery

Atrial fibrillation: how to reduce stroke risk

If you live with atrial fibrillation, you will understand that if left untreated it can lead to the risk of a stroke. Fortunately, there are treatment options available that can help you to manage your condition. Leading cardiothoracic surgeon Mr Inderpaul Birdi explains more.

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By Mr Paul Modi
04.11.19
Cardiothoracic surgery

What does the future of robotic-assisted heart surgery hold?

Medical technology is constantly evolving, including the use of assisted robots for life-changing procedures such as heart surgery. Here, Mr Paul Modi the only robotic mitral valve surgeon in the UK explains what the future of surgery looks like.

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By Mr Paul Modi
28.10.19
Cardiothoracic surgery

Robot-assisted mitral valve surgery

Thanks to innovative technology patient are not able to undergo robotic-assisted heart surgery, which leaves them in less pain and less chance of infection following their operation. Read more from top cardiothoracic surgeon Mr Paul Modi on how it works.

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By Mr Inderpaul Birdi
12.08.19
Cardiothoracic surgery

Mitral valve regurgitation: what exactly is it?

Mitral regurgitation is when the heart’s mitral valve doesn't close well enough during contractions, causing blood to leak and flow back into the heart. Blood is then incorrectly sent back towards the left atrium, causing various problems. Mr Inderpaul Birdi, a leading cardiothoracic surgeon in London, explains this condition and how it can be treated.

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