Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) is an open heart surgery procedure which entails the rerouting of blood flow through healthier vessels. This procedure uses a saphenous vein from the leg, an existing artery in the chest wall or an artery from the wrist as a bypass tube. One end of the vessel is connected to the aorta where the coronary artery originates or to an open area of approximal coronary artery, below the blockage area. The average number of arteries bypassed is four or five. Our cardiac surgeons have outstanding reputation in performing coronary artery bypass grafting. Surgeons have extensive experience in the use of various arterial conduits for myocardial revascularization, including the internal mammary artery or an artery from the arm, the radial artery. Our surgeons are also recognized leaders in the rapidly emerging field of minimally invasive heart surgery.