Top Heart Surgeons In Hyderabad

Doctors
Dr. Sampath Kumar

Cardiac Surgeon

40 Years of Practice

Medicover Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. Alluri Raja

Cardiac Surgeon

38 Years of Practice

CARE Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. M Srinivas Rao

Cardiac Surgeon

29 Years of Practice

CARE Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. EA Padma Kumar

Cardiac Surgeon

29 Years of Practice

Medicover Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. Prateek Bhatnagar

Cardiac Surgeon

26 Years of Practice

CARE Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. Srinivas Movva

Cardiac Surgeon

25 Years of Practice

Medicover Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. PLN Kapradhi

Cardiac Surgeon

24 Years of Practice

CARE Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. M Srinivas

Cardiac Surgeon

22 Years of Practice

Medicover Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. R Balaji

Cardiac Surgeon

21 Years of Practice

Medicover Hospitals

Doctors
Dr. Premchand M

Cardiac Surgeon

20 Years of Practice

Medicover Hospitals

What Is Heart Bypass Surgery?

Heart bypass surgery also known as coronary artery bypass graft (CABG). It is carried out to boost blood flow to the heart by taking blood vessels from another part of the body to bypass the damaged arteries.

Why Is Heart Bypass Surgery Performed?

A heart bypass surgery is required when the arteries around or inside the heart get blocked due to the presence of fatty material called plaque, This condition leads to the impairment of blood flow to the heart. This condition can lead to heartaches or even heart failure. A heart bypass surgery is performed to help facilitate the flow of oxygen and blood to the heart arteries for better functioning.

What Is The Procedure Of Heart Bypass Surgery?

Prior to the surgery, anesthesia will be given to the patient. The surgery beings once the patient becomes unconscious. An incision will be made in the middle of the chest exposing the heart. Then, the patient is given external help to circulate oxygenated blood throughout the body. The blood vessel that blocks the blood from flowing to the heart will be operated. Once the bypass is complete, the patient will be stitched up and taken to the ICU (intensive care unit) for monitoring.