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Cardiac surgery directory · 65 profiles

Cardiac Surgery Doctors in India

Compare cardiac, cardiothoracic, vascular and transplant surgeons by published role, experience and location. TIB HIND confirms the current appointment, medical registration and relevant operating team before any referral.

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1case review before referral
48 hrswritten opinion with costs
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Dr. Annie Varughese, MD, FACC
US board-certified interventional cardiologist · Partner, TIB HIND
Board certificationAmerican Board of Internal Medicine
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State medical licenceTexas No. J8408 — active
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US provider NPI1548267697
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Cardiology fellowshipCardiovascular Disease, University Hospitals of Cleveland
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Reports firstSymptoms and diagnosis guide the comparison
Named specialistsProfiles with registration numbers
Role matchedClinical, interventional and surgical roles separated
Details recheckedAppointment and registration confirmed
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All 65 Cardiac Surgery Doctors on the Panel

Every profile below is a panel consultant with a full doctor page. Use the full directory to compare across the whole panel.

Showing 5 of 65 profilesProfile details checked before referral
Dr. Mukesh Goel
New Delhi · Delhi NCR

Dr. Mukesh Goel

Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeon

Experience15+ Years of Experience
Clinical focusCardiac, thoracic and vascular surgery
Published hospitalConfirmed before consultation
Heart failure and cardiomyopathy managementHeart valve and structural-heart careCardiac and thoracic surgical assessment

Source reviewed · 16 August 2026. Current appointment, registration and clinical role are reconfirmed before referral.

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Dr. Rakesh Mahajan (Vascular Surgeon)
New Delhi · Delhi NCR

Dr. Rakesh Mahajan (Vascular Surgeon)

Vascular Surgeon

Experience36+ Years of Experience
Clinical focusCardiac, thoracic and vascular surgery
Published hospitalConfirmed before consultation
Peripheral vascular and endovascular careCardiovascular diagnosis and treatment planningLong-term cardiac follow-up and prevention

Source reviewed · 16 August 2026. Current appointment, registration and clinical role are reconfirmed before referral.

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Dr. Anil Bhan
Gurugram · Delhi NCR

Dr. Anil Bhan

Cardiovascular Surgeon

Experience37+ Years of Experience
Clinical focusPediatric and congenital heart care
Published hospitalConfirmed before consultation
Heart valve and structural-heart carePediatric and congenital heart careCardiac and thoracic surgical assessment

Source reviewed · 16 August 2026. Current appointment, registration and clinical role are reconfirmed before referral.

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Dr. Kumud Rai
New Delhi · Delhi NCR

Dr. Kumud Rai

Vascular Surgeon

Experience25+ Years of Experience
Clinical focusCardiac, thoracic and vascular surgery
Published hospitalConfirmed before consultation
Peripheral vascular and endovascular careCardiovascular diagnosis and treatment planningLong-term cardiac follow-up and prevention

Source reviewed · 16 August 2026. Current appointment, registration and clinical role are reconfirmed before referral.

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Dr. Rajiv Parakh
Gurugram · Delhi NCR

Dr. Rajiv Parakh

Endovascular Surgeon

Experience36+ Years of Experience
Clinical focusCardiac, thoracic and vascular surgery
Published hospitalConfirmed before consultation
Peripheral vascular and endovascular careCardiovascular diagnosis and treatment planningLong-term cardiac follow-up and prevention

Source reviewed · 16 August 2026. Current appointment, registration and clinical role are reconfirmed before referral.

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Directory information is provided for general comparison. TIB HIND confirms the current appointment, medical registration and clinical role of every listed consultant before any planned referral.

Conditions
Conditions We Operate On

Conditions We Operate On

A diagnosis-led list of the conditions this specialty covers — the proposed plan follows the diagnosis, never the other way round.

01

Coronary artery disease needing bypass (CABG)

Multi-vessel disease assessed by angiography and treated with grafts off-pump or on-pump.

02

Heart valve disease

Mitral, aortic and tricuspid valve repair and replacement, including mechanical versus tissue valves.

03

Aortic aneurysm and dissection

Open and hybrid repair of the thoracic and abdominal aorta.

04

Congenital heart defects

Paediatric and adult corrective surgery by congenital specialists.

05

Thoracic and chest conditions

Lung and chest-wall surgery, including thoracic oncology.

06

Heart and lung transplant

End-stage heart and lung disease assessed for transplant teams.

Procedures
Operations We Arrange

Operations We Arrange

The procedures recognised and arranged through this specialty, with honest expectations set before travel.

01

Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)

Grafting of blocked coronary arteries using arterial and venous conduits.

02

Valve repair and replacement

Repair where possible, replacement where not — mechanical or tissue.

03

Aortic aneurysm repair

Open and hybrid procedures for aortic dilation and dissection.

04

Paediatric and congenital cardiac surgery

Corrective and palliative surgery for structural heart disease.

05

Thoracic surgery

Lung resections and chest procedures, including for cancer.

Selection
How the hospital and doctors are chosen

How We Choose the Hospital and Doctors

Open heart surgery carries real risk: bleeding, infection, rhythm disturbance, stroke and, rarely, death. The strongest safeguards are appropriate surgical volume, current credentials and honest complication planning.

Reports and records are read first, so the specialty and team are matched to the diagnosis rather than a brochure.

The named specialist — or the treating team for Cardiac Surgery — is confirmed with the hospital campus, current appointment and registration details.

Credentials and current role are rechecked before referral, and again closer to the planned date.

A written indicative estimate is provided only after records review; the final amount is confirmed by the hospital.

Risks
Who should not travel

Risks, and Who Should Not Travel

Open heart surgery carries real risk: bleeding, infection, rhythm disturbance, stroke and, rarely, death. The strongest safeguards are appropriate surgical volume, current credentials and honest complication planning.

Some patients should not travel. Unstable angina, severe heart failure or active infection anywhere in the body need stabilising locally first.

Anticoagulation is lifelong after some valve operations. Ensure follow-up INR services at home before you leave India.

Ask directly about your recovery: days in ICU, hospital stay, and what has to be possible at home before discharge.

Journey
What Your Patient Journey Looks Like

What Your Patient Journey Looks Like

Travel is planned only after the specialty, team and estimate are confirmed — the trip begins with the plan already agreed.

01

Your reports, angiography and imaging are read by the operating team before travel.

Each step is coordinated — records, team, estimate, travel and follow-up — and nothing is booked before the diagnosis is settled.

02

The named surgeon and hospital campus are confirmed, with an indicative written estimate.

Each step is coordinated — records, team, estimate, travel and follow-up — and nothing is booked before the diagnosis is settled.

03

The in-person consultation fixes the plan; the hospital confirms the final written estimate for the procedure.

Each step is coordinated — records, team, estimate, travel and follow-up — and nothing is booked before the diagnosis is settled.

04

TIB HIND coordinates admission, ICU transfer, follow-up and travel documents.

Each step is coordinated — records, team, estimate, travel and follow-up — and nothing is booked before the diagnosis is settled.

Questions
Cardiac Surgery

Questions Patients Ask

These answers are general information, not a diagnosis or instructions for an emergency.

Who counts as a cardiac surgeon on this page?

The surgical wing of the TIB HIND panel — cardiac, cardiothoracic, vascular, endovascular and thoracic surgeons, plus heart and lung transplant surgeons.

How do you decide the surgeon for a case?

After record review we match the condition to an operating team whose current role covers the proposed operation. You receive named options before deciding.

Can you confirm the surgeon's current role?

Yes. Current hospital appointment, medical registration and the exact clinical role are reconfirmed before any planned referral.

What does the written estimate include?

Hospitals provide an indicative estimate after reviewing records; the final amount can change with procedure complexity, devices, room category and stay.

Can TIB HIND guarantee an outcome?

No. We coordinate record review, appointments and planning; diagnosis, risks, treatment decisions and outcomes remain under the responsible surgeon and hospital.

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