When was the first open heart operation performed at the Sana Heart Center Cottbus?

The first open heart operation at the Sana Heart Center Cottbus was performed on June 7, 1995.

How many open heart operations have been performed at the Sana Heart Center Cottbus since its inception?

Over 35,000 open heart operations have been performed at the Sana Heart Center Cottbus since its opening.

What innovative therapy concepts does the Sana Heart Center Cottbus utilize to ensure the best long-term results?

The Sana Heart Center Cottbus utilizes modern technology and innovative therapy concepts to ensure the greatest possible safety and the best long-term results for its patients.

What specific procedure is the Sana Heart Center Cottbus a world leader in?

The Sana Heart Center Cottbus is a world leader in the use of catheter-supported aortic valve implantation (TAVI) via the inguinal vein.

Sana Herzzentrum-Cottbus, Germany

Q: How many cardiac surgery and cardiology patients are treated at the Sana Heart Center Cottbus annually?

More than 4,500 cardiac surgery and cardiology patients are treated as inpatients every year at the Sana Heart Center Cottbus.

Q: What makes the Sana Heart Center Cottbus one of the most powerful heart centers in the new federal states?

The Sana Heart Center Cottbus is recognized as one of the most powerful heart centers in the new federal states due to its modern technology and innovative therapy concepts.

Leipziger Str. 50, 03048 Cottbus, Germany

The Sana Heart Center Cottbus is a high-performance, state-of-the-art specialist clinic in which more than 4,500 cardiac surgery and cardiology patients are treated as inpatients every year. Since the first operation on June 7, 1995, more than 35,000 open heart operations have been performed. This makes us one of the most powerful heart centers in the new federal states. Modern technology and innovative therapy concepts ensure the greatest possible safety and best long-term results. The Cottbus specialist clinic is one of the world leaders in the use of catheter-supported aortic valve implantation (TAVI) via the inguinal vein.

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