Some congenital heart defects may not be diagnosed until you are an adult. Our expert cardiothoracic surgeons can repair these heart defects.

Our cardiothoracic surgeons perform state-of-the-art, open and endovascular surgeries on the aorta to treat aortic aneurysms (weak spots in the wall of the aorta) and aortic dissections (tears in the internal wall of the aorta).

Our expert cardiothoracic surgeons use advanced techniques to resect complex cardiac tumors inside the wall of the heart, resect tumors, and reconstruct the heart to restore its function.

Our expert cardiothoracic surgeons perform complex re-operations on patients who have had previous heart surgery, using advanced techniques to reduce risk and improve outcomes.

Our expert cardiothoracic surgeons use advanced techniques to repair and reconstruct heart valves, even in the most difficult cases.

In this surgery, your surgeon takes an artery or vein from another part of your body and grafts (moves) it over a blocked artery in your heart, improving blood flow and preventing a heart attack.

Hybrid aortic surgeries use both minimally invasive and open procedures to repair aortic aneurysms, giving high-risk patients more treatment options.

In this specialized procedure, surgeons and interventional cardiologists work together to improve blood flow to the heart using stents (tiny tubes), a minimally invasive procedure, and Coronary Artery Bypass Graft.

When your left ventricle (a chamber of the heart) is damaged by a health condition, our physicians can use advanced procedures to reshape the ventricle and improve its ability to pump blood.

If your heart cannot pump blood or you are undergoing a surgery in which your heart must be stopped, we use advanced MCS to keep your blood flowing through your body.

Our surgeons perform many different minimally invasive heart surgeries that have fewer risks and faster recoveries than open heart surgeries.

Our surgeons repair damaged mitral valves using small incisions and specialized tools, offering faster recovery and less pain than traditional open-heart surgery.

During these surgical procedures, your cardiothoracic surgeon will remove or cut part of your heart muscle to help improve your heart's ability to pump blood.

For patients who require a second surgery involving the aortic arch, our specialists use advanced imaging and surgical methods to safely repair this critical part of the aorta.

Because some heart conditions can continue to get worse even after heart surgery, our surgeons provide specialized reoperative (repeat) procedures to improve your quality of life.

Also known as pulmonary autograph procedure, this complex surgical technique replaces the stenotic (damaged) aortic valve with the patient's own pulmonary valve, providing a living substitute to the deceased aortic valve. This provides better durability, improved size fitting, and reduced risk of valve deterioration without the need for blood thinners or anticoagulants.

During minimally invasive endovascular surgeries, our surgeons can repair aneurysms (weak areas) in the walls of the aorta, preventing a life-threatening aneurysm rupture.

When possible, our surgeons preserve your natural heart valve using advanced repair techniques—or replace it with a durable option to restore healthy blood flow.

During valve surgeries, our cardiothoracic surgeons can replace or repair damaged heart valves to improve heart function.