Dr. Asghar Nawaz | Expert in Advanced Cardiothoracic, Robotic & Transplant Surgery Techniques at SIH

Shifa International Hospital Welcomes Dr. Asghar Nawaz!

Dr. Asghar Nawaz has extensive experience in modern, advanced cardiothoracic surgery, including minimal access and cardiopulmonary transplant surgery, in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States of America. He has special interest and expertise in minimal access (robotic and uniportal) and cardiopulmonary transplants. He was a consultant cardiothoracic, robotic, and transplant surgeon at The Mater Misericordia University Hospital in Dublin, Ireland, where he performed the first lung transplant to reopen the programme during COVID-19's peak. During this time, he also did the Convergent procedure (a minimally invasive approach to left atrial wall ablation) and LAA clip ligation for atrial fibrillation. Dr. Asghar Nawaz has also worked as a consultant cardiothoracic surgeon at the Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital in the United Kingdom, where he performed numerous minimally invasive operations.

Dr. Asghar Nawaz has joined Shifa International Hospital as a Consultant Cardiothoracic, Robotic and Transplant Surgeon. His Areas of Interests Includes:

• Heart bypass surgery (CABG, Beating Heart, Total Arterial Revisualization)
• Valvular (mini AVR/MVR) & Aortic Surgery
• Uniportal VATS
• Airway Interventions (Stents/ dilation)
• Pectus / Diaphragm repairs
• Complex Chest wall resections & Reconstructions
• Uniportal VATS mediastinal surgery/ LVRS
• Tracheobronchial resection, sleeve lobectomy

He will be available at Shifa Heart Center, every Mon to Sat 11 am to 4 pm.
For information or an appointment, call 051-846-4646.

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