Dr. Muhammad Iqbal
Head of Department (HOD) and Assistant Professor
FCPS; Post-Fellowship in Congenital Heart Surgery.
ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
The Department of Cardiac Surgery provides specialized surgical care for patients with cardiac and selected vascular diseases. Its services include surgical assessment, operative management, perioperative care, and postoperative follow-up. The department also contributes to postgraduate medical education, clinical training, and research.
To provide safe, accessible, high-quality cardiac surgical care while promoting excellence in patient outcomes, education, research, and modern surgical techniques.
To deliver compassionate, ethical, and evidence-based cardiac surgical services through multidisciplinary teamwork, continuous professional development, and a commitment to patient safety.
The department provides the following services, subject to clinical indications and available facilities:
The department provides inpatient, outpatient, surgical, and postoperative services through the facilities of the Cardiac Center, PIMS Hospital, Islamabad.
Patients are assessed according to their clinical needs. Elective procedures are planned following appropriate evaluation and preoperative optimization, while urgent and emergency cases are managed according to clinical priority and hospital protocols. Postoperative patients receive appropriate ICU and ward care.
The departmental faculty and medical staff comprise:
Head of Department (HOD) and Assistant Professor
FCPS; Post-Fellowship in Congenital Heart Surgery.
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon and Assistant Professor
Senior Registrar, Cardiac Surgery
The team provides clinical care, supervises patient management, supports surgical services, and participates in teaching and training.
The department offers postgraduate training in:
Academic activities include ward rounds, clinical teaching, case discussions, supervised operative training, perioperative management, research, and other educational activities in accordance with relevant curricula and institutional requirements.
Minimally invasive cardiac surgery is an important area of departmental development, reflecting efforts to adopt modern surgical approaches for appropriately selected patients, subject to clinical indications and available facilities.