Pat Ongcharit · Decision guide
Pat Ongcharit: Coronary bypass specialist
Coronary and valve surgery with UK fellowship training · Bangkok, Thailand
At a glance
Pat Ongcharit is a Bumrungrad cardiothoracic surgeon whose listed interests include coronary and valve disease. His background combines Thai specialist certification with cardiothoracic and transplant fellowship training at Papworth Hospital.
Coronary and valve practice
Bumrungrad names coronary and valvular disease among his clinical interests.
Sources: Pat Ongcharit, M.D. | Bumrungrad International Hospital
Defined specialist training
His profile records Thai cardiothoracic board certification in 1995 and a Papworth cardiothoracic/transplant fellowship in 2000.
Sources: Pat Ongcharit, M.D. | Bumrungrad International Hospital
English-language care
The hospital lists Thai and English as his spoken languages.
Sources: Pat Ongcharit, M.D. | Bumrungrad International Hospital
cardiac surgeon
Pat Ongcharit
Bumrungrad International Hospital →cardiothoracic surgeon
cardiothoracic surgeon · Bangkok, Thailand.
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Benefits and limitations
Potential advantages
- His coronary and valve interests provide a surgical point of assessment for patients with either or both problems, with English listed as a spoken language.
Sources: Pat Ongcharit, M.D. | Bumrungrad International Hospital
Trade-offs and limits
- Transplant fellowship training describes his background; it does not establish a current transplant programme or a personal bypass/valve outcome rate at Bumrungrad.
Sources: Pat Ongcharit, M.D. | Bumrungrad International Hospital
Clinical programme
Bumrungrad International Hospital →
Bangkok, Thailand
Bumrungrad’s Heart Valve Center offers surgical valve repair/replacement together with TAVI and MitraClip assessment. Imaging, cardiac anaesthesia and rehabilitation are part of the same multidisciplinary service.
Sources: Bumrungrad Heart Valve Center · Treating Aortic Valve Stenosis with Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR)
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