Meanings of cardiac surgeons in English

Fine, and I'll give you that list of cardiac surgeons tomorrow.

Background: Repair of prolapsed aortic valve leaflets has been considered a challenging technique for cardiac surgeons.

When cardiac surgeons first published all their data, they had "a horrible 18 months of being criticised".

In any case, Mr Bush had received assurances from cardiac surgeons that Mr Cheney is fit for a vigorous campaign.

Heart Beat: Over the past few days I have had as house guests two English cardiac surgeons and their wives.

Specialized tertiary care was provided by integrated collaborative teams that involve medical and pediatric cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, and non-cardiac consultants.

All six facilities enjoyed close collaboration between adult and pediatric cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, nurse specialists and cardiac and non-cardiac consultants.

Nowadays, increasing numbers of procedures jointly conducted by cardiac surgeons and cardiologists are performed as minimally invasive surgical procedures or interventions.

One of the foremost cardiac surgeons in the country, and that's all you have to say? And then suddenly he grinned.

We both want to be pediatric cardiac surgeons (heart doctors for kids), so we will truly be "helping hearts."

Objective: Previously, cardiac surgeons and cardiologists learned to operate new clinical devices for the first time in the operating room or catheterization laboratory.

The Minister for Health, Mr Cowen, has agreed to meet the State's seven cardiac surgeons who are concerned about waiting lists for heart surgery.

By following the present protocol of the standardized re-implantation technique, a greater number of cardiac surgeons can perform this procedure with comparable good results.

This position statement addresses issues in revascularization for multivessel coronary artery disease (CAD) from the perspective of both cardiologists and cardiac surgeons.

Ear nose and throat specialists, cardiac surgeons and neurosurgeons are among other specialists who are effectively being priced out of full-time private practice here.

We present a brief historical overview of the efforts of cardiac surgeons to combat the "disease of the century" atherosclerotic coronary artery disease.