Dr. Stephane Leung, MD, Thoracic Surgeon
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Dr. Stephane Leung, MD

Thoracic Surgeon

221 Michigan St NE # 300 Grand Rapids MI, 49506
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About

Dr. Stephane Leung is a cardiologist at Corewell Health in Michigan, specializing in complex aortic surgery, aortic valve replacement and repair, mitral valve repair/replacement, transcatheter aortic valve placement, transcatheter mitral valve inteventions and coronary revascularization. He is affiliated with SHMG Cardiothoracic Surgery Grand Rapids, SHMG Cardiothoracic Surgery -North Muskegon, SHMG Structural Heart, and SHMG Structural Heart-North Muskegon. Dr. Leung earned his medical degree from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. He completed his residency in cardiac surgery at McGill University and advanced fellowship in complex mitral, arrhythmia, and aortic surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. He then went on to complete an advanced fellowship in endovascular and transcatheter cardiac interventions at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Leung is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada and is highly regarded in the field of cardiology. He is dedicated to providing the highest level of care to his patients and is committed to helping them achieve their best health.

Education and Training

McGill University MD 2008

McGill University FRCSC 2014

Northwestern University MD 2015

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Dr. Stephane Leung, MD's Expert Contributions

Areas of expertise and specialization

Aortic surgeryCoronary revascularizationTranscatheter aortic valve replacementmitral valve repair/replacementaortic vave repair/replacementAortic disssection

Fellowships

  • Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago; advanced fellowship in complex mitral, arrhythmia, and aortic surgery: advanced fellowship at University of Pennsylvania in endovascular and transcatheter cardiac interventions

Dr. Stephane Leung, MD's Practice location

Spectrum Health

221 Michigan St NE # 300 -
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
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New patients: 312-662-3489, 616-459-7258
Fax: 616-459-5215

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