CTVS

Overview

Charnock Hospital’s Department of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery is the most experienced in the state with an expert team of Cardiac and Thoracic surgeons. We specialize in a range of surgical interventions, from elective to emergency surgeries including heart valve disease, aortic aneurysms, CAD, arrhythmias, and heart failure. We are dedicated to meet the diverse cardiac surgery needs of adult patients with utmost precision and care.

Department Highlights

Off-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery (CABG)

Minimally invasive coronary artery bypass, ideal for high risk patients.

Heart Valve Surgery

Surgical procedure to repair or replace damaged heart valves, ideal for patients with severe valve disorders.

Totally Endoscopic (Keyhole) Cardiac Surgery

Minimally invasive surgery, ideal for patients seeking a less invasive approach.

Surgery for Heart failure

Surgical interventions to address heart failure, to improve cardiac function and quality of life.

Surgery for Aortic Aneurysms

Surgical repair of aortic aneurysms via open surgery or endoscopic techniques.

Septal Myectomy

Surgical removal of thickened heart muscle from the septum to relieve obstruction and improve blood flow.

Why choose us?

At Charnock Hospital’s CTVS Department, we provide comprehensive cardiac care through our highly skilled surgeons and state-of-the-art technology. Here’s why we stand out:

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Patient-First Approach

At Charnock Hospital’s CTVS Department, your cardiac and thoracic health come first. Our dedication to exceptional patient care is reflected in our outcomes and the trust our patients place in us.

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Best Clinical Outcomes

Charnock CTVS Department is known for its high volume and variety of procedures. In 2023 alone, we successfully performed over 600 cardiac surgeries. Our surgeons are committed to achieving the best clinical outcomes by delivering compassionate and meticulous care.

Our Expert Team

Dr. Saptarshi Roy

MS, MCh (CTVS)

Testimonials

I would like to sincerely express my appreciation and gratitude for the excellent service which I received from everyone at Charnock Hospital. It was a beautiful experience.

Special thanks to Mrs Anindita Mukherjee, for taking care of my father. I’m truly grateful for her hospitality and the care received during my father’s hospital stay. She is the Gem of Charnock 💎 God bless you ✨

Ritam Das

I have so much to say but I will keep it as brief as possible. From staff to doctors, everyone is helpful and kind hearted. I sincerely thanks to Dr Jayanata Datta and Dr Piyali consulting Nephrologist, who took all efforts and provided quality treatment with outmost care to my mother. Prof MC Seal, for operating my mother. Nurses, staff till housekeeping you all were a part of my mother’s new life. Thank you so much. ♥♥♥♥ GOD Bless you all. ♥♥♥♥♥

Shashank Suman

Thank you very much Charnak Hospitaland to Dr. Pratip Pal, consultant paediatrician, for very quick diagnosis, appropriate treatment for my daughter. Thanks to him. Every staff was very helpful. Hope they work like this in health service.

Biswadeep Majumder

Dr.Apratim Chatterjee is not only an Excellent Doctor.He is simple,superb Human being, Sober,approachable, friendly approach with smiling face.Always amazing treatment. He is an extraordinary intelligent Doctor with Human values..
Special thanks to Doctor’s coordinator Mr Sohail Khan

Malaya Ghosh

FAQ

What does CTVS stand for?

CTVS stands for Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery. CTVS includes a wide range of surgical procedures focusing on diagnosing, treating and managing cardiovascular and thoracic conditions.

What type of surgeries are performed in CTVS?

Common surgeries include coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), heart valve surgery, aortic aneurysm repair, off-pump CABG, minimally invasive heart surgery etc.

Is it necessary to follow long-term medications after CTVS?

Most patients may need long-term medications to manage or prevent complications. Adhering to the guidelines prescribed by your doctor is essential for achieving a better quality of life.

What is Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery?

Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery includes procedures to treat the conditions of heart, lungs and other organs within the chest cavity.

When can I return to normal activities after CTVS?

The timeframe for resuming normal activities depends on the type of surgery and individual recovery. It is important to follow the specific instructions given by your doctor.

What are the lifestyle changes needed after CTVS?

After CTVS, your doctor will prescribe you to follow a heart-healthy diet and regular exercise tailored to your health condition and the type of surgery performed.