About U-M Cardiac Surgery
The Department of Cardiac Surgery that consists of 2 divisions: Adult Cardiac Surgery and Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery.
Over this past academic year, clinical activity includes 1994 operative procedures. This included approximately 939
adult cardiac cases in University Hospital, 888 pediatric cases in Mott Children's Hospital, and 167 cases in the Veterans
Administration Medical Center.
| Hospital |
FY 01 |
FY 02 |
FY 03 |
FY 04 |
FY 05 |
FY 06 |
FY 07 |
FY 08 |
FY 09 |
FY 10 |
FY 11 |
| University |
1005 |
1029 |
925 |
864 |
911 |
939 |
976 |
1056 |
1092 |
1109 |
1108 |
| Mott |
995 |
980 |
1003 |
916 |
775 |
888 |
900 |
899 |
859 |
927 |
801 |
| VAMC |
310 |
240 |
240 |
222 |
228 |
167 |
169 |
169 |
152 |
182 |
165 |
| Total |
2310 |
2249 |
2168 |
2002 |
1914 |
1994 |
2045 |
2124 |
2103 |
2218 |
2074 |
In addition to the surgical activity of the Section, approximately 3439 outpatients were seen.
The Adult Cardiac Surgery Division continues to maintain strong clinical programs in the traditional areas of
myocardial revascularization as well as cardiac valve repair and replacement. In collaboration with the Division of Cardiology,
we have continued to develop new methods of providing efficient cost-effective care to our patients. In addition, expansion of our inpatient
facilities to include additional operating room time and ICU beds is occurring with the opening of the Cardiovascular Center.
The University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center, incorporating all of the clinical and research faculty
involved in adult and pediatric cardiovascular care opened for use in June 2007.
The members of the Department of Cardiac Surgery look forward to even greater opportunities for growth and development in
the future. We remain committed to delivering outstanding care to our patients, the scientific advancement and pursuit of
new knowledge in our specialty, and the education of our residents.
