Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Coronary angiography uses contrast imaging to assess narrowing or blockage in the arteries supplying blood to the heart.
Coronary angioplasty opens narrowed or blocked coronary arteries using a balloon and may include placement of a stent.
Primary angioplasty is an emergency procedure used to restore blood flow through a blocked coronary artery during certain acute heart attacks.
Complex coronary intervention involves advanced catheter-based treatment for difficult or high-risk coronary artery blockages.
Peripheral angioplasty uses catheter-based techniques to improve blood flow through narrowed arteries outside the heart.
Pacemaker implantation places a small cardiac device to help regulate abnormal or excessively slow heart rhythms.
Balloon valvotomy uses a catheter-mounted balloon to open a narrowed heart valve in selected patients.
PTMC is a catheter-based procedure used to widen a narrowed mitral valve in selected patients with mitral stenosis.
ASD device closure uses a catheter-delivered device to close selected openings between the upper chambers of the heart.
VSD device closure is used in selected patients to close an abnormal opening between the lower chambers of the heart.
PDA device closure uses a catheter-based device to close a persistent abnormal connection between major blood vessels near the heart.
Heart attack treatment focuses on rapidly restoring coronary blood flow, stabilising heart function and reducing further cardiac damage.
Coronary artery disease management may include lifestyle modification, medication and catheter-based interventions according to disease severity.
Heart failure care focuses on improving symptoms, cardiac function and quality of life using medical and interventional approaches where appropriate.
Arrhythmia management includes evaluation and treatment of abnormal heart rhythms using medication, monitoring and device-based therapy when needed.