MINIMAL INVASIVE HEART SURGERY
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What is Minimal Invasive Heart Surgery?
Minimally invasive valve surgery is a type of heart surgery used to repair or replace a damaged heart valve with less trauma to the body compared to traditional open-heart surgery. Instead of making a large incision through the breastbone (sternotomy), minimally invasive surgery involves smaller incisions, typically between the ribs, using specialized instruments and techniques. Read More
" I consulted Dr. Aditya about my father in law for minimal bypass surgery at Max Hospital, Saket, and the experience was excellent. The surgery was handled very smoothly, and the recovery was surprisingly fast. Dr. Aditya explained everything clearly, was very professional, and made me feel confident throughout the treatment. I am extremely satisfied with the care and would highly recommend him to anyone considering this procedure. "
Ravindra Kalakoti
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ROBOT ASSISTED CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS SURGERY
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A Modern-Minimal Invasive Option
Robot-assisted coronary artery bypass surgery (Robot-Assisted CABG) is an advanced minimally invasive heart procedure used to treat blocked coronary arteries by restoring blood flow to the heart muscle without opening the chest bone. In this surgery, a cardiac surgeon uses a robotic surgical system to perform the bypass through small keyhole incisions between the ribs, offering enhanced precision, 3D visualization, and greater control compared to traditional methods. The blocked artery is bypassed using a healthy blood vessel—most commonly the left internal mammary artery (LIMA)—allowing the heart to receive adequate oxygen-rich blood. Robot-assisted CABG results in less pain, minimal blood loss, smaller scars, lower infection risk, faster recovery, shorter hospital stay, and excellent long-term outcomes, making it an effective alternative to conventional open-heart bypass surgery in carefully selected patients.
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