Treatments Offered by Dr. Ankeet Dedhia
Assessment and management of coronary artery disease, which develops when the arteries supplying blood to the heart become narrowed or blocked.
A diagnostic procedure that uses imaging and contrast dye to examine the coronary arteries and identify narrowing or blockages.
A catheter-based procedure used to restore blood flow through narrowed coronary arteries, with stent placement when appropriate.
A procedure in which a small electronic device is implanted to help regulate an abnormally slow or irregular heartbeat when indicated.
Implantation of an implantable cardioverter defibrillator to detect and treat certain dangerous heart rhythms in eligible patients.
A specialised device-based treatment that helps coordinate the pumping action of the heart in selected patients with heart failure.
A minimally invasive procedure to replace a diseased aortic valve in suitable patients without conventional open-heart valve surgery.
A catheter-based procedure that uses a balloon to widen a narrowed mitral valve in appropriately selected patients.
A specialised technique that helps modify heavily calcified plaque in coronary arteries to facilitate treatment in selected cases.
Catheter-based procedures used to assess and treat selected narrowing or blockages in blood vessels outside the heart.
Evaluation and treatment of selected carotid artery narrowings to help manage the risk of reduced blood flow to the brain.
A catheter-based procedure that closes a suitable opening between the upper chambers of the heart using a specialised device.
Advanced imaging performed from within a coronary artery to help assess vessel structure and guide treatment decisions.
A non-invasive test that records the heart's electrical activity and helps assess heart rhythm and other cardiac abnormalities.
An ultrasound examination that evaluates the heart's structure, pumping function and blood flow.
A test that evaluates how the heart responds to physical exertion or medically induced stress when clinically appropriate.