Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery in Indore
Transforming Heart Care with Precision and Innovation
Dr. Kshitij Dubey, a leading cardiac surgeon in Indore, brings you advanced Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery (MICS)—a modern approach to heart surgery designed for quicker recovery, smaller scars, and optimal outcomes.
20+
Years of Experience
800+
Minimally Invasive surgery
7,000+
Successful Surgeries
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OUR SPECIALITIES
Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery (MICS)
A modern approach to heart surgery that uses small incisions, leading to less pain, faster recovery, and minimal scarring.
Total Arterial Bypass Surgery
A specialized bypass technique using only arterial grafts for better durability and improved long-term heart function.
Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm Surgery
Expert repair of weakened sections of the aorta in the chest, ensuring safety and effective results for life-threatening conditions.
Heart Valve Surgery
Advanced techniques to repair or replace heart valves, restoring normal blood flow and improving quality of life.
Minimally Invasive Atrial Septal Defect Surgery
Precise correction of a congenital heart defect through small incisions, ensuring quicker recovery and less discomfort.
Heart Failure and Transplantation
Comprehensive care for advanced heart failure, including expert heart transplantation services when needed.
Bypass Surgery
Restoring blood flow to the heart with effective coronary artery bypass techniques for long-lasting results.
Mitral Valve Surgery
Accurate repair or replacement of the mitral valve using minimally invasive or traditional methods tailored to patient needs.
Vascular Surgery
Expert treatment for vascular issues like blockages and aneurysms, improving circulation and overall health.
Thoracic (Lungs and Chest) Surgery
Specialized procedures for lung and chest conditions using innovative and minimally invasive techniques.
Heart Surgery
Comprehensive solutions for a variety of heart conditions, from congenital defects to complex cardiac diseases.
Robotic Surgery
Precision-driven robotic-assisted procedures offering faster recovery, smaller incisions, and improved outcomes.
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What is Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery (MICS)?
About MICS
MICS is a cutting-edge technique that involves performing heart surgeries through small incisions, avoiding the need for traditional open-heart procedures. This method reduces trauma, shortens recovery time, and ensures minimal scarring
Key Advantages of MICS
- Smaller Incisions: Reduced scarring and better cosmetic results.
- Lower Risk: Minimal impact on surrounding tissues.
- Faster Recovery: Resume daily activities sooner.
- Less Pain: Enhanced patient comfort during recovery.
Why Choose Dr. Kshitij Dubey?
Conditions Treated with MICS
Dr. Kshitij Dubey specializes in treating a wide range of heart conditions using MICS, including:
- Coronary Artery Disease
- Heart Valve Disorders
- Atrial Septal Defects
- Heart Tumors
Experience
A trusted name in cardiac surgery with years of expertise.
Patient-Centric Care
Personalized treatment plans for every individual.
State-of-the-Art Facilities
Access to cutting-edge surgical technologies.
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TESTIMONIALS
FAQs About MICS
This is a technique of coronary artery bypass or CABG wherein the entire operation is performed from the side of the chest (on the left) through an incision that IS about 2 inches.
Conventional CABG or Coronary artery bypass requires the breast bone or sternum to be cut into half. Recovery from conventional bypass surgery requires a longer duration upto 8 weeks as the bone needs to heal. In MICS CABG. the operation is performed through the side of the chest wall. No bones are cut and healing is rapid. Healing is usually complete in ten days.
Definitely yes! This is exactly the reason to do this operation. Hospital stay IS as short as 2 days and most patients get back to. Work or normal in 10 days.
Yes. it is an off pump or beating heart operation. The support of a pump may rarely be required but the operation is still performed on the beating heart. Pump support may particularly be used when the heart is weak.
No. they are not the same. MIDCAB is an old technique where only one or two vessels can be grafted. It Is often confused with the modern MICS CABG if one is unaware about recent developments.
Absolutely. You may be the ideal candidate for MICS as infection rates are almost epminated. The quality of your vessels will dictate whether you are suitable for this technique and your surgeon is the best judge.
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