Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery is surgery performed on the heart or vessels. This type of surgery often treats complications such as ischemic heart disease (coronary artery bypass grafting), congenital heart disease or valvular heart disease.
Other cardiac surgery procedures performed include valve repair, valve replacement and intraoperative ablations for patients with valve disease including mitral valve prolapse and aortic valve stenosis. Our surgeons are able to perform aortic valve repair surgeries using a minimally invasive approach, which means a quicker recovery for the patient.
CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic surgeons offer the most advanced cardiovascular surgical techniques available in Longview.
CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic is an outpatient department of CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Medical Center Health System.
Hours & Locations
Trinity Clinic
Services & Treatments
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Cardiothoracic Surgery
A cardiothoracic surgeon, who focuses and specializes in chest surgeries within the heart, lungs, and other organs will perform surgeries that address various forms of heart disease.
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Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery
Also called heart bypass surgery, CABG is the most common heart surgery. During the procedure, a surgeon takes a blood vessel from another part of your body and uses it to bypass the blocked coronary artery, creating a new route for blood to flow.
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Vascular
The highly-trained physicians at CHRISTUS Health perform both surgical and non-surgical interventions and offer high quality arterial and venous imaging using advanced diagnostic equipment through the on-site ACR-accredited vascular lab.
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Care Tailored For You.
We perform innovative procedures that provide alternative options to open heart surgery. Our specialized program uses a multi-disciplinary approach that focuses on patient-centered care.
Patient & Visitor Information
Virtual Appointments
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Virtual Care visits are perfect for people experiencing symptoms like a cough or sore throat, as well as those with more complicated conditions like diabetes or heart disease. New patients welcome.