Dr. Sarang K. Gaikwad is a highly experienced Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgeon with a special focus on Pediatric Cardiac Surgery. With over two decades of surgical training and clinical expertise, he is widely respected for his precision, compassionate care, and commitment to achieving the best outcomes for children with complex heart conditions.

Dr. Gaikwad has independently performed more than 1,000 pediatric cardiac surgeries and has been involved in over 4,200 pediatric heart procedures, ranging from simple congenital defects such as ASD and VSD to highly complex surgeries including arterial switch operations and neonatal cardiac repairs. His practice combines advanced surgical techniques with meticulous pre- and post-operative care to ensure safe and effective treatment.

He has received extensive international training in the United Kingdom, including advanced fellowships in Pediatric Cardiac Surgery, Adult Cardiac Surgery, and Congenital Cardiac & GUCH Surgery at renowned institutions such as Alder Hey Children’s Hospital (Liverpool) and University Hospital Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust. This global exposure enables him to deliver world-class cardiac care aligned with international standards.

In addition to pediatric heart surgery, Dr. Gaikwad has strong expertise in aortic surgery (valve, root, and aneurysm repair), mitral and tricuspid valve repair, and adult congenital heart disease surgery. He has also been actively involved in heart transplant programs, including organ retrieval and transplantation services.

Currently, Dr. Sarang Gaikwad serves as a Consultant Pediatric Cardiac Surgeon at Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai, and MRR Children's Hospital, Thane, where he continues to provide advanced, evidence-based cardiac care. He is deeply committed to teaching, mentoring young surgeons, and contributing to academic research, with multiple national and international publications to his credit.

Known for his calm approach and patient-centric philosophy, Dr. Gaikwad believes in clear communication with families, ethical decision-making, and individualized treatment planning—ensuring every child receives the highest standard of cardiac care.