cardiac surgeon
heart surgeon , auch: cardiosurgeon

In 1966, a heart surgeon became the Doctor after the death of his predecessor.

It was the head heart surgeon, leading me farther in.

But even heart surgeons are feeling growing pressure to contain costs.

With no more than a high school education, Thomas went on to train a generation of heart surgeons.

But few would honor her request for a female heart surgeon.

Her father went on to become a heart surgeon.

Here you find, for example, what a nonprofit hospital pays a top heart surgeon.

"If that's all you need, why not ask a heart surgeon or a poker player?"

He immediately called a heart surgeon to examine the patient that evening.

He is considered one of the world's outstanding pediatric heart surgeons.

In June, her heart surgeon told her she was doing well and did not need to see him again.

He has two elder sisters and a brother who is a successful heart surgeon.

As a society, we have decided that it's fine to pay a heart surgeon more than an electrician.

The study does not suggest that family practitioners should earn more than heart surgeons.

A Milwaukee heart surgeon, quoted in the news story, was straightforward.

"It's like saying there are only six heart surgeons in the United States," she said.

Her father, a heart surgeon, is "a passionate photographer, and I believe he gave me the interest," she said.

"I've got to be selfish," says the chief heart surgeon at a Milwaukee hospital.

I'm in pre-med - I want to be a heart surgeon.

Carla: "The next was supposed to be a heart surgeon.

A respected heart surgeon is discovered to be on the take from a pacemaker company.

The 53-year-old former heart surgeon now despairs of finding significant medical work elsewhere.

It isn't just heart surgeons who feel this pressure.

I think you'd make a fine heart surgeon.

Renowned cardiosurgeon Professor Bhagwan Koirala has sworn in as the new Director of the Hospital and has vowed to end the rampant irregularities and corruption within the hospital.