Mr Habib Ur Rehman Khan

  Mr Habib Khan  is a Consultant Cardiac Surgeon with a specialist interest in heart valve disease and arterial revascularisation. After completing his core surgical training, he undertook higher specialist training in cardiothoracic surgery within the London Deanery. During this time, he gained extensive experience in complex aortic surgery (including thoracic aortic procedures) as well as advanced mitral valve surgery. Mr Khan has a particular interest in  minimally invasive valve surgery  and routinely incorporates these techniques into his practice, allowing suitable patients to benefit from smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery. Since his appointment as a Consultant at  King’s College Hospital , Mr Khan has: Established and developed the  minimally invasive conduit harvesting programme Introduced the  Right Anterior Thoracotomy (RAT) aortic valve replacement programme , a minimally invasive approach to aortic valve surgery Performed the  first implantation at King’s of the Neo EDE™ Hybrid Arch Device (custom-made). This  is a custom-made graft used to treat complex diseases of the  aortic arch , the main artery leaving the heart. Mr Khan has a strong interest in research and has published more than  50 peer-reviewed articles , as well as presenting his work at national and international conferences. Outside of work, Mr Khan is a keen sportsman. He regularly plays tennis, enjoys swimming, and is married with three children. He lives in South London. Operations Performed Coronary artery bypass graft surgery ( including Endoscopic assisted minimally invasive direct coronary artery bypass grafting) Mini Sternotomy Aortic valve replacement Right anterior thoracotomy aortic valve replacement Minimally invasive Aortic root replacement Minimally invasive aortic valve and ascending aorta replacement Endoscopic assisted Mitral valve surgery Endoscopic assisted Tricuspid valve surgery Minimally invasive Ascending aorta replacement Surgery for atrial fibrillation Surgery for cardiac tumours Acute aortic dissection surgery Minimally invasive valve surgery Complex combined cardiac procedures

Minimally invasive surgery Total arterial grafting