Dr Dharmesh Ramlugun

Adult and Paediatric Cardiac Surgeon

CHRU de Strasbourg, France

Dr Dharmesh Ramlugun is a leading Mauritian cardiac surgeon based at the University Hospital of Strasbourg (CHRU de Strasbourg), specialising in adult and paediatric heart surgery. Trained in some of Europe’s most advanced cardiac centres, he has built an outstanding international career marked by technical mastery, research excellence, and a deep commitment to patient care.

Dr Ramlugun’s expertise spans complex congenital heart disease, minimally invasive cardiac surgery, and transplantation. He is recognised for combining cutting-edge surgical precision with compassionate patient engagement, ensuring that even the most technically demanding procedures are delivered with humanity and care. His contributions to paediatric cardiac surgery, in particular, have improved survival and quality of life for children with rare heart conditions.

Beyond the operating theatre, Dr Ramlugun contributes to global cardiovascular research and cross-border collaboration, strengthening clinical ties between Europe, Africa, and the Indian Ocean region. He remains passionate about knowledge exchange, mentoring young surgeons, and promoting equal access to world-class care regardless of geography.

A symbol of clinical excellence and ethical leadership, Dr Ramlugun is proud to support the NouZetwals Awards in celebrating those who advance the frontiers of care and compassion in health and medicine.

Dr Dharmesh Ramlugun

Adult and Paediatric Cardiac Surgeon

CHRU de Strasbourg, France

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  • Professor Silas Lwakabamba

    Regional Managing Director (Africa Hub)

    Coventry University

  • Hetal Maniar

    International Recruitment Lead / Director

    Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust / Anchorheart Education Services

  • Professor Joanne Bosanquet MBE

    Chief Executive Officer

    Foundation of Nursing Studies (FoNS)

  • Lorna Mayles

    Head of Students and RCN King’s Nursing Cadets

    Royal College of Nursing

  • Dr Catia Nicodemo

    Associate Professor in Health Economics

    University of Oxford

  • Franklin Nyanzu

    Representative of Honourable Dr Frank Amoakohene, Ashanti Regional Minister