Coronary bypass surgeons · Decision guide

Coronary bypass surgeons

14 specialists with linked profiles, clinical focus and attributable evidence.

Research by Yevhenii Kozlov · Co-Founder of BookimedUpdated 8 October 2026Sources linked throughout

At a glance

Coronary bypass surgeons differ in the anatomy they treat, techniques they offer and evidence they publish. CABG routes blood around narrowed coronary arteries using grafts. It can relieve persistent angina and improve prognosis in selected coronary disease; the number and location of diseased arteries, diabetes and heart function shape the choice.

170 patients in MIST

Small-thoracotomy CABG improved the one-month physical-recovery score by 2.9 points versus sternotomy in selected patients; it did not test every bypass patient.

Sources: Multivessel coronary artery bypass grafting via small thoracotomy versus sternotomy (MIST): an investigator-initiated, international, open-label, randomised controlled trial

$20,000 advertised robotic package

Hisar’s offer names Faruk Gençoğlu and seven hospital days. The hotel-duration fields conflict.

Sources: Bookimed: Hisar robotic CABG offer

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Coronary bypass surgeons

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Clinical benefits and trade-offs

Potential advantages

Trade-offs and limits

  • Recovery is longer than the hospital stay. NHS guidance describes about one week in hospital and two to three months to full recovery; ongoing coronary medicines remain necessary.

    Sources: NHS: CABG recovery

How these specialists were selected

This list contains 14 specialists with a documented coronary bypass focus in our source-linked directory. It is an editorial shortlist, not a census or an outcome ranking.

Institutional expertise and published study results are identified separately. An individual doctor may participate in several treatment pathways; a study of one procedure does not establish outcomes for another.

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