Dr M M Yusuf

Sexual Life After Heart Surgery — When Can You Resume?

Many heart surgery patients have questions about intimacy after surgery, but may feel uncomfortable asking them openly.

When is it safe to resume s*xual activity?
Are there any precautions to follow?
Does heart surgery affect s*xual life?

Dr. MM Yusuf addresses these important questions and explains what heart surgery patients should know.

👉 Watch till the end for a clear medical perspective.
Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals.
FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)

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“One of the reasons why I train more minimally invasive surgeons!”

For Dr. MM Yusuf, minimally invasive cardiac surgery is not just about performing advanced procedures—it’s also about sharing knowledge, developing surgical skills, and helping more surgeons learn these techniques.

But what is the bigger reason behind training the next generation of minimally invasive surgeons? 🤔

Dr. MM Yusuf shares his perspective in this reel.

👉 Watch till the end to know why he believes in training more surgeons.

Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals.
FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)



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Can all blocked blood vessels be bypassed robotically?

Robotic bypass surgery is an advanced approach to treating coronary artery disease—but is it suitable for every blocked blood vessel?
Can multiple blockages be treated robotically?
Are there situations where traditional bypass surgery is a better option?
What determines whether a patient is suitable for robotic bypass?

Dr. MM Yusuf explains the answer in this reel.

👉 Watch till the end to understand when robotic bypass surgery can be considered.

Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals
FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)



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After heart surgery, what should you eat—and what should you avoid?

Your diet plays an important role during recovery. But with so much advice available online, it can be difficult to know what is actually right for you.

Should you completely avoid certain foods?
What should be included in your daily diet?
Are there foods that can affect your heart health after surgery?

Dr. MM Yusuf discusses what to eat and what to avoid after heart surgery in this reel.

👉 Watch till the end to know the right approach.

Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals
FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)



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Can coronary stents be removed?

A stent is placed to help keep a blocked coronary artery open. But what happens after it is placed?

Can it be removed later?
Is it permanent?
What happens if there is a problem with the stent?

Dr. MM Yusuf answers this important question in this reel.

Watch till the end to know the answer. 👇

Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals
FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)

A 65-year-old woman with Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) underwent robotic-assisted bypass surgery.

In this reel, Dr. MM Yusuf shares her treatment journey and explains how robotic-assisted techniques can help selected patients undergo bypass surgery through a minimally invasive approach.

Every patient is different, and the choice of surgical technique depends on the patient's condition, coronary anatomy, and overall health.

Watch the reel to learn more about this advanced approach to bypass surgery.

Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals
FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)

A proud moment for India! 🇮🇳❤️

A German surgeon came to Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, to train under Dr. MM Yusuf in robotic cardiac surgery — a powerful reminder of how India is becoming a destination for advanced medical learning and expertise.

For generations, we looked to the West to learn. Today, the world is coming to India to learn from our doctors.

Proud to witness this change. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
Happy Independence Day!

Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon | Clinical Lead – Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals
FRCS (EDIN) | FRCS (GLASGOW) | FRCS (CARDIOTHORACIC)



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Answering the most common questions asked by the patients about Robotic Bypass Surgery?

Dr. MM Yusuf answers some of the most common questions patients have about robotic bypass surgery and explains what patients should know before considering this advanced approach.

Watch the reel to get your questions answered. ❤️

Dr. MM Yusuf Consultant Cardiac Surgeon Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery Apollo Hospitals FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)

How is Robotic Heart Surgery evolving?

Robotic heart surgery continues to advance with improved precision, enhanced visualization, and minimally invasive techniques that help surgeons perform complex procedures through smaller incisions.

In this reel, Dr. MM Yusuf discusses the recent advancements in robotic heart surgery and how innovation is transforming cardiac care for selected patients.

The future of heart surgery is becoming more precise, less invasive, and increasingly patient-focused.

Dr. MM Yusuf Consultant Cardiac Surgeon Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery Apollo Hospitals FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)



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Can a 70-year-old patient undergo minimally invasive heart surgery?

Dr. MM Yusuf shares the inspiring story of a 70-year-old woman who underwent heart surgery with a minimally invasive approach, resulting in less surgical trauma and a smoother recovery.

Watch this short video to learn how modern cardiac surgery is changing patient care.

Dr. MM Yusuf
Consultant Cardiac Surgeon
Clinical Lead - Robotic Cardiac Surgery
Apollo Hospitals
FRCS(EDIN), FRCS(GLASGOW), FRCS(CARDIOTHORACIC)



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