This procedure opens narrowed coronary arteries and restores blood flow to the heart. It is commonly used as part of heart disease and treatment planning.

Peripheral angioplasty improves blood flow in arteries outside the heart. It may be used to treat blockages affecting the legs, kidneys, and other vessels.

Balloon valvuloplasty helps widen narrowed heart valves using a catheter-based approach. It can improve blood flow without open-heart surgery in selected patients.

Cardiac catheterization allows doctors to examine heart function and blood vessels in detail. It is often used to diagnose and guide treatment decisions.

Coronary interventions address narrowed or blocked heart arteries through minimally invasive techniques. These procedures help improve circulation and relieve symptoms.

A pacemaker helps regulate slow or irregular heart rhythms. It supports normal heart function and daily activity.

These advanced devices help manage serious rhythm disorders and certain forms of heart failure. They can improve heart performance and reduce risks.

ASD closure is performed using specialized devices delivered through a catheter. This approach avoids major surgery for many patients.

PFO closure seals the opening between the upper chambers of the heart. The procedure is minimally invasive and performed through catheter techniques.

PDA closure uses devices or coils to close the abnormal blood vessel connection. Treatment helps restore normal circulation.

CABG improves blood flow by creating a new pathway around blocked coronary arteries. It remains an important option for advanced coronary artery disease and heart attack treatment planning.

Valve surgery repairs or replaces damaged heart valves. Treatment is tailored according to the severity and type of valve disease.

Aortic root surgery treats enlargement or disease affecting the beginning portion of the aorta. It helps prevent serious complications such as rupture or dissection.

This surgical approach uses smaller incisions than traditional open-heart surgery. Many patients experience less discomfort and a quicker recovery.

Lung surgery is performed for selected conditions affecting the lungs and chest cavity. Treatment plans are developed in collaboration with respiratory specialists.

Surgical treatment may be recommended for suitable lung cancer cases. The goal is to remove diseased tissue while preserving healthy lung function.

VATS uses small incisions and specialized instruments to perform chest procedures. This approach can reduce recovery time for many patients.

Intercostal drainage helps remove excess air or fluid from around the lungs. It can improve breathing and relieve symptoms.

A chemo port provides convenient long-term access for medications and treatments. It helps reduce repeated needle insertions.

Surgery may be required in selected tuberculosis-related lung conditions. Care is coordinated with respiratory and infectious disease specialists.

This procedure removes thickened tissue around the lungs that restricts expansion. It can improve lung function and breathing comfort.

Bypass surgery restores blood flow around blocked peripheral arteries. It is often recommended when circulation is severely reduced.

Endoscopic techniques allow surgeons to treat vascular conditions through smaller incisions. This approach may support a smoother recovery.

An arteriovenous fistula provides long-term access for dialysis treatment. It is carefully planned to support ongoing kidney care.

DVT treatment focuses on managing blood clots and preventing complications. Early intervention is important for better outcomes.

EVLT uses laser energy to treat varicose veins without major surgery. The procedure is minimally invasive and performed on an outpatient basis.

Aortic surgery treats conditions affecting the body's main artery. Procedures are customized according to the specific diagnosis.

Our specialists manage wounds linked to poor circulation and diabetes. Treatment aims to promote healing and preserve tissue health.