
Heart tumors may not be common, but they require urgent treatment. Currently, there is a technique for minimally invasive heart tumor surgery using 3D endoscopy without cutting the breastbone, which reduces complications, causes less pain, allows for quicker recovery, is safe, and provides effective outcomes.

Small incision coronary artery bypass surgery (MICS CABG) is an innovation that helps reduce patient pain, speeds recovery, avoids the need for sternotomy, and reduces the risk of complications, performed by a specialized medical team at Bangkok Heart Hospital.

Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery (MICS) is a technique for treating heart disease without opening the breastbone, reducing pain, with a small incision and faster recovery. It is suitable for patients who want to reduce risks and return to a good quality of life.

When there is heart valve leakage and stenosis, prompt treatment can help reduce the severity, especially surgery to repair or replace heart valves using Totally 3D Endoscopic Valve Surgery. This method effectively treats abnormal heart valves with small incisions, causing less pain, faster recovery, and reducing complications and side effects from the surgery.

Bangkok Heart Hospital, in collaboration with Bangkok International Hospital and Srisawan Hospital Nakhon Sawan, organized an event at Central Nakhon Sawan, Hall, 3rd floor, on March 8th. The event received overwhelming interest, with all seats filled.