Cardiac Surgery in Egypt
Coordinating heart procedures with experienced partner cardiac centers in Cairo
Hospitals Co Egypt coordinates cardiac surgery and cardiology care for international patients who choose to have their treatment performed in Cairo. We are a facilitator, not a hospital: we connect you with cardiologists and cardiac surgeons at our partner facilities, handle the paperwork and logistics around your trip, and stay in touch through recovery and follow-up. Every clinical decision, including whether surgery is the right option and exactly how a procedure is performed, is made by the treating cardiac surgeon after reviewing your reports, not by our team.
Many international patients travel to Cairo for cardiac care because it puts them within reach of capable partner centers without the wait times or costs they face at home. As-Salam International Hospital, one of the Class A facilities in our partner network, lists cardiac surgery among its capabilities, and we also work with other Class A partner hospitals, such as Dar Al Fouad Hospital, on related diagnostics and inpatient care depending on your case. This page explains the cardiac procedures we are most commonly asked to coordinate, which reports a reviewing cardiologist needs to see first, and how the process moves from your first message to your follow-up call back home.
Procedures We Commonly Coordinate
Cardiac procedures our partner cardiologists and cardiac surgeons are commonly asked to perform, confirmed only after they review your case
Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG)
Bypass surgery to route blood flow around blocked coronary arteries. The treating surgeon decides on the number of grafts and surgical approach after reviewing your angiography results.
Heart Valve Repair & Replacement
Repair or replacement of damaged heart valves. Whether repair is possible, and which replacement option is suitable, is assessed by the cardiac surgeon based on your echocardiogram and overall health.
Angioplasty & Stenting
Minimally invasive treatment to open narrowed or blocked arteries. The interventional cardiologist reviews your angiography before confirming whether this approach is appropriate for you.
Arrhythmia Treatment
Evaluation and treatment of irregular heart rhythms, from medication adjustment to procedures such as ablation, decided by the cardiologist after reviewing your ECG and rhythm history.
Pediatric Cardiac Consultations
Review of congenital or acquired heart conditions in children by a partner pediatric cardiologist, who advises on next steps based on the child's reports and current symptoms.
Second Opinion & Diagnostic Review
Independent review of an existing cardiac diagnosis or recommended procedure, giving you a partner cardiologist's professional opinion before you decide how to proceed.
Which Medical Reports to Send
The reports our partner cardiologists need before they can review your case
Echocardiogram
Your most recent echocardiogram report, which gives the cardiologist a picture of your heart's structure and how well it is functioning.
ECG / EKG Results
A current electrocardiogram showing your heart's electrical activity and rhythm.
Coronary Angiography
If you have already had an angiogram, sending the images and report lets the surgeon assess your coronary arteries directly rather than requesting the test again.
Current Medications & History
A list of your current medications and dosages, along with any related conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or prior heart procedures.
How the Process Works
From your first cardiac reports to your follow-up call at home
Send Your Cardiac Reports & History
Submit your echocardiogram, ECG, any angiography results, and your current medication list through our form or WhatsApp.
Cardiologist Review
The partner cardiologist or cardiac surgeon reviews your case, may request further tests, and gives a professional opinion on your options.
Cost Estimate & Planning
Once the treating doctor confirms a plan, we provide a cost estimate and start arranging your travel dates.
Travel Preparation
We assist with visa requirements, flight timing, and accommodation booked near your treatment facility.
Procedure & Recovery
Your procedure is performed at the partner facility, followed by the recovery and monitoring period your cardiac surgeon recommends before travel is safe.
Optional Tours
If your cardiologist clears light activity later in your recovery, we can arrange gentle, low-exertion sightseeing around your schedule. This is entirely optional and only once cleared.
Return Home & Follow-Up
We prepare your medical reports and coordinate remote follow-up between your cardiac surgeon and your cardiologist at home.
Timelines vary by procedure and individual recovery. As a general guide, the full process from first consultation to treatment completion typically takes 2-6 weeks. See the full breakdown on our Patient Journey page.
Support We Provide
Practical support around your cardiac treatment, from first opinion to life back home
Second-Opinion Coordination
If you already have a diagnosis or recommended procedure, we can pass your reports to a partner cardiologist for an independent professional opinion.
Interpreter Support
Language support during consultations and hospital visits so you can discuss your care clearly with your treating doctor.
Travel & Accommodation
We arrange flights coordination, transfers, and accommodation near your treatment facility for the full length of your stay in Cairo.
Follow-Up With Your Home Cardiologist
After you return home, we help share your discharge summary and test results with your local cardiologist so your ongoing care continues smoothly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about cardiac surgery coordination in Egypt
How does a cardiac surgery consultation work if I'm not in Egypt?
You send us your cardiac reports and medical history through our form or WhatsApp. We forward the file to the partner cardiologist or cardiac surgeon relevant to your case, who reviews it and responds with their professional assessment, any follow-up questions, and a cost estimate. Nothing is scheduled until the treating doctor confirms the case in writing.
What medical reports do I need to send before a cardiac consultation?
Typically an echocardiogram, a recent ECG, any angiography results you already have, and a current medication list along with a summary of your medical history. The reviewing cardiologist will tell you if additional tests are needed before a plan can be confirmed.
Which hospitals in your network handle cardiac procedures?
As-Salam International Hospital, one of the Class A facilities in our partner network, lists cardiac surgery among its capabilities, and we coordinate with other partner centers depending on your specific case and the reviewing specialist. We will confirm the exact facility once your reports have been reviewed and a plan is in place.
How long does cardiac treatment in Egypt typically take?
Timelines depend on the procedure, your test results, and how your recovery progresses, so the treating cardiac surgeon sets your specific schedule. As a general planning guide, the full process from first consultation to treatment completion typically takes 2-6 weeks, including any recommended recovery days in Cairo before flying home.
Can you help arrange a second opinion for a cardiac diagnosis I already have?
Yes. If you already have a diagnosis or a recommended procedure from a doctor at home, you can send us those reports and we will pass them to a partner cardiologist for an independent review. This can help confirm a treatment plan or simply give you added confidence before deciding how to proceed.
Ready to Discuss Your Cardiac Case?
Send your echocardiogram, ECG, and medical history to start a consultation with our partner cardiologists. There is no obligation until you have a clear plan and cost estimate in hand.