Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery, also minimally invasive cardiac surgery/coronary artery bypass grafting (MICS CABG pronounced mixed cabbage) or The McGinn Technique is heart surgery that does not involve cutting open the chest and dividing the breast bone. This median sternotomy approach requires a 8-10 inch incision the chest and through the sternal bone. In minimally invasive heart surgery, major incisions are no longer needed and the breastbone does not need to be divided, dramatically reducing the traumatic impact of the operation. In the hospital, reduced post-operative discomfort enables patients to recover quickly within a shorter period of time...