How many times can we undergo a bypass surgery?

How many times can we undergo a bypass surgery?

Bypass surgery can be performed multiple number of times. In this video, Dr. O P. Yadava, Chief Cardiac Surgeon, National Heart Institute will talk about how many times we can undergo bypass surgery. Second time bypass has become a very standard procedure nowadays. As many of the patients are operated in late 60’s and 70’s so the need for a second bypass surgery arises. There is no specific limit of times that a person can undergo bypass surgery. But with each number of surgery, the risk also goes on increasing.

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Dr. OP Yadava

Dr. Yadava completed his medical graduation and Masters in Surgery from Maulana Azad Medical College and had joined Armed Forces as a Surgical Specialist. He cleared his DNB Examination in General Surgery in the year 1983 and completed his training in cardiothoracic surgery at the Cardio Thoracic Center, Armed Forces Medical College, Pune in 1985. For advanced training, went to Australia and worked under and along with some of the greatest cardiac surgeons of recent times. Besides adult cardiac surgery, he was also trained in Paediatric Cardiac Surgery in Melbourne & Japan and successfully cleared the National Boards in Cardiothoracic Surgery (DNBE). He was honoured with Membership of the National Academy of Medical Sciences (MNAMS) in 1994; FICC in 2003, FIACS in 2005 & FCSI in 2012. He has as an experience of over 12,000 open heart surgical procedures and his special field of interest is coronary artery bypass surgery especially total arterial revascularisation & beating heart surgeries (Minimally Invasive).

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