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From GunGame5 Documentation

Minimally invasive Heart Surgery Chicago IL is a long awaited dream of many a surgeon and consumer. Why?

The surgical view is that surgery on the heart must be done properly, i.e. under good vision and have the ability of the surgeon to quickly fix things if complications occur. Indeed, if things go wrong, the likely outcome of complications can be devastating and deadly. So, there has been a psychological safety barrier that needs to be overcome by the practicing cardiac surgeon to embrace this philosophy of using minimally invasion.

The consumer or patient's view is that smaller incisions, especially robotic or keyhole are so much better that conventional large incision surgery.

The truth lies somewhere in between. Historically, cardiac surgery developed as an off-shoot of thoracic surgery and the early pioneers were all technically excellent surgeons who were used to working against the clock. These surgeons liked to get their hands in, fix the problem and get out. The sternotomywas developed and popularized by DrJulian a pioneering Rush surgeon, in the late 1950s and proved be a very utilitarian incision, providing access to all chambers of the heart. This incision, though seemingly large and disruptive in concept (because of the cutting of the sternum), was easy to replicate and allowed good access and visualization. The closure of the sternum by wires at the end of the cardiac procedure was the adaptation of standard wire circlage of bone that was prevalent at the time.