Duke Cameron, M.D.
Professor of Surgery

Background

Duke Cameron, M.D. is a cardiothoracic surgeon in Baltimore, MD. He is a professor of surgery at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. 

Dr. Cameron is world-renowned for his expertise in the surgical repair of the aorta. He is internationally recognized for his contributions to cardiac surgery, particularly aortic surgery for Marfan syndrome, Loeys-Dietz syndrome and other connective tissue disorders. He also specializes in mitral valve repair and adult congenital heart disease. His multiple academic contributions span the breadth of pediatric and adult cardiac surgery. 

Dr. Cameron is a graduate of Harvard College and Yale Medical School. He completed his general surgery training at Yale-New Haven Hospital and his cardiothoracic fellowship training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. After his training, he remained on the faculty at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Cameron most recently served on staff at Massachusetts General Hospital before returning to Johns Hopkins.

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Expertise

Aortic aneurysms, aortic surgery, atrial septal defects, cardiac care, cardiac surgery, cardiac transplant, cardiomyopathy, congenital heart  disease, congenital heart disease – adult, coronary artery bypass graft surgery, heart block, heart bypass, heart failure, heart transplant, marfan syndrome, minimally invasive cardiac surgery, mitral valve repair, pacemakers, pediatric cardiac surgery, transplant surgery, transplants, valve sparing aortic root surgery, valvular heart surgery, ventricular asset device, ventricular septal defect