Cardiovascular surgeon Joseph Lamelas, MD, left his practice of more than 20 years in Miami for Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center in Houston in January.
Over the course of his career, Lamelas has established himself as one of the most prominent cardiac surgeons in the world, performing more than 700 operations a year. He also pioneered minimally invasive surgeries that allow patients to recover more quickly.
A new feature in the Houston Chronicle delves into how he is changing the way cardiovascular medicine is practiced at Baylor and surrounding medical centers.
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