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Doctors & allied health professionals in Cardiac Service Line - Cardiovascular Surgery.

OUR DEPARTMENT

Welcome to Cardiovascular Surgery, part of the Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center's highly distinguished cardiovascular center. A US News and World Report survey (July 2000) ranked our center in the top 50 of heart hospitals nationwide.

We are the largest cardiac surgery program in the San Francisco Bay Area and one of the largest in California. Our cardiac surgeons perform a full array of adult cardiac surgical procedures, including coronary artery bypass, valve repair or replacement, aortic dissection and aneurysm repair, repair of congenital cardiac anamolies, and surgical treatment of cardial tumors.

Our skilled and caring team includes board certified cardiac surgeons, cardiac anesthesiologists, and specialty trained nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pefusionists, RNs, and technicians. We work collaboratively with your cardiologist and other medical providers to assure the highest quality care.

HOW TO GET CARE

The Cardiovascular Surgery Division is a regional service for Kaiser Permanente, serving patients in the greater Bay Area. Patients are seen by referral from their cardiologist.

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