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Cardiothoracic Surgeons - Sebring, FL

We found 3 cardiothoracic surgeons in Sebring, FL. See refinement options below.

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Dr. William V. Martinez JR., MD

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Cardiothoracic Surgery

2237 27 Highway S, Sebring, FL 33870

941-744-2640

Dr. William Martinez, who practices in Port Charlotte, FL, Sebring, FL, and Bradenton, FL, is a medical specialist in thoracic surgery. He is a graduate of Thomas Jefferson University, Jefferson Medical College.
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Dr. Alessandro Golino, MD

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Cardiac Surgery

2237 27 Highway S, Sebring, FL 33870

941-744-2640

mitral valve repair, carotid artery disease, ventricular assist device (VAD)
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Dr. Alessandro Golino is a specialist in cardiac surgery. He works in Port Charlotte, FL, Sebring, FL, and Bradenton, FL. Dr. Golino graduated from Texas Heart Institute.
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Dr. Joseph P. Alesnik, MD

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Cardiac Surgery, Thoracic Surgery

2237 27 Highway S, Sebring, FL 33870

941-744-2640

ventricular assist device (VAD), heart valve disease, pulmonary valve disease
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Dr. Joseph Alesnik is a specialist in cardiac surgery and thoracic surgery. He works in Port Charlotte, FL, Sebring, FL, and Bradenton, FL. He attended the University of South Florida (USF) College of Medicine.

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What is Cardiothoracic Surgery?

Cardiothoracic surgery is the medical specialty that provides surgical care for the chest. Most often this means heart or lung surgery, but it can also include surgery on the esophagus, breastbone, or chest wall. Some cardiothoracic surgeons may specialize in the surgical treatment of children, or focus on a specific organ or surgical procedure.

Some of the diseases and procedures that a cardiothoracic surgeon might handle include:

Coronary artery disease
Heart valve surgery
Lung cancer
Cancer of the esophagus
GERD, or severe acid reflux
Heart or lung transplants

Cardiothoracic surgeons may use various types of imaging, such as an electrocardiogram or CT scan, to diagnose problems and plan the operation. They may also offer minimally invasive surgery or robotic surgery, if appropriate, to lower the risk of scarring and infection.

Cardiothoracic surgery is an older medical specialty, but it is still one of the most amazing. Often patients who need a cardiothoracic surgeon are extremely sick, suffering from an illness that will kill them without intervention. With surgery, however, they often make a complete recovery.