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Thomas Caranasos
Thomas George Caranasos, M.D.
Campus Box 7065
Other Interests
Surgery of the Aorta, including the root, ascending, arch and descending. Minimially invasive approaches to valvular surgery. Heart failure including ventricular assist devices and heart and lung transplantation.
Research
Hess, P, Caranasos, T. Siegal, S. et. al. Valve-Sparing Repair of Aortic Root Aneurysms: An Update on the Florida Sleeve, the Heart Surgery Forum, V17;1, 2014
Ben-David, K; Behrns, K; Hochwald, S; Rossidis, G; Caban, A; Crippen, C; Caranasos, T; Hughes, S; Draganov, P; Forsmark, C; Chauhan, S; Wagh, MS; Sarosi, G, Esophageal Perforation Management Using a Multidisciplinary Minimally Invasive Treatment Algorithm. J. Am. Coll. Surg., 2014
Black A, Reoma J, Caranasos T, Alexander JA, Martin TD, Staples ED, Hess PJ, Klodell CT, Beaver TM Safe sternal re-entry technique for large thoracic aortic pseudoaneurysms Ann Thorac Surg 2014, Feb;97(2):705-7.
Additional Educational Information
West Virginia University (B.A. 2002) West Virginia University (M.D. 2007) University of Southern California, Department of Surgery (2007-2008) West Virginia University, Department of Surgery (2008-2012) University of Florida, Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery (2012-2014)
Printer-friendlyPractice Areas
- Cardiac