Coronary artery disease requiring bypass in selected cases

Mitral valve regurgitation (selected cases for repair)

Tricuspid valve disease

Atrial septal defect and selected structural defects

Multi-vessel disease patterns requiring careful suitability assessment

Valve disease with additional cardiac conditions requiring heart-team planning

Re-do surgery considerations (selected cases; suitability dependent)

Diagnostics

Core diagnostics

ECG — Reviews rhythm and cardiac strain patterns.

Echocardiography (2D/3D as advised) — Assesses valve function and pumping strength.

Coronary angiography/CT coronary imaging (as advised) — Defines coronary anatomy for planning.

Blood tests and pre-anaesthesia evaluation — Supports surgical fitness assessment.

Advanced diagnostics

Transesophageal echocardiography — Provides detailed valve anatomy for planning.

CT chest (selected) — Supports minimally invasive access planning where required.

Pulmonary function tests (selected) — Supports anaesthesia planning in selected patients.

Treatments & procedures

Non-surgical / supportive care

Optimization of medicines — Supports symptom control and surgical readiness.

Risk-factor management — BP, diabetes and cholesterol optimization for better recovery.

Surgical care

Robot-assisted CABG — Bypass surgery through minimally invasive access where suitable.

Robot-assisted valve repair/replacement — Planned valve surgery using minimally invasive access where appropriate.

Robot-assisted structural correction (selected) — For selected structural conditions.

Rehabilitation & follow-up support

ICU and step-down monitoring — Supports early recovery and safe discharge planning.

Cardiac rehabilitation guidance — Supports gradual return to daily activity and fitness.

Follow-up echocardiography planning — Monitors valve function and recovery.

Technology & infrastructure

Robot-assisted surgery relies on careful patient selection, skilled teams, imaging support, and post-operative monitoring.

Narayana Health supports care with cardiac imaging, operating theatre systems, anaesthesia and cardiac ICU pathways.

Advanced cardiac imaging — Supports pre-surgical planning and follow-up.

Cardiac ICU support — Enables safe monitoring and recovery.

Rehabilitation support — Guides return to activity after surgery.

Care experience at Narayana Health

Consultation & assessment — Symptoms, imaging review and fitness evaluation.

Diagnosis & Care Plan — Heart-team discussion and suitability for robot-assisted approach.

Treatment / procedure — Planned surgery with post-operative monitoring.

Recovery, rehab & follow-up — Medicines, rehab guidance and follow-up tests.

Why choose Narayana Health for Robot-Assisted Cardiac Surgery

Care led by highly experienced and accomplished doctors

State-of-the-art medical infrastructure and facilities

Transparent pricing & financial counselling

Experienced cardiac teams with structured peri-operative planning

Careful suitability assessment for minimally invasive approaches

Cardiac ICU and anaesthesia support for planned recovery

Follow-up planning including imaging and rehabilitation guidance

FAQs

Is robot-assisted cardiac surgery suitable for everyone?

No. It is used only in selected cases after imaging and fitness evaluation.

Is robot-assisted surgery “better” than open surgery?

It depends on the condition and anatomy. The right approach is the safest and most effective for that case.

Will I still need ICU after surgery?

Most cardiac surgeries need monitoring in ICU initially; duration varies by case.

What tests are needed before surgery?

ly echo, ECG, blood tests, and coronary imaging as advised.

How long is the recovery?

Recovery varies. Your team will guide activity milestones and follow-ups.

Will I need cardiac rehab?

Rehab guidance is ly advised to support safe recovery and fitness.

Can I take a second opinion?

Yes, especially when deciding between surgical approaches.

What reports should I carry?

Echo reports, angiography/CT results, discharge summaries, and medicines list.

Robot-assisted Cardiac Surgery