Cardiologists in Yeshwanthpur & nearby areas in Bangalore, 23 Results
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- Article: International Journal of Cardiology, Volume 106, Issue 3, 26 January 2006, Pages 355-359 V.subhash Chandra, M.Jayranganath and Anand R.Shenoy, et al..
- Consultant at Apollo Hospitals, Sheshadripuram.
- Member of Karnataka Medical Council.
Dr. Keerthy Shetty
14 years of experience
Fellow of American College of Endocrinology(FACE), Diploma in Cardiology, Diploma in Diabetology, MBBS
Cardiologist
- University Level Badminton Player in 2004.
- Non-Invasive Cardiologist at Clumax Diagnostics, Sadashivnagar.
- Member of American Diabetes Association (ADA).
Dr. Prabhakar C Koregol
17 years of experience
DM - Cardiology, MD - General Medicine, MBBS
Cardiologist
- Represented India Mathematics Olympiad in 1992.
- Consultant at Dr Mohans Medzone.
- Member of Cardiology Society of India (CSI).
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- Paper Presentation in Cardiology Society of India(CSI) on Ostial Stenting.
- CSI – Bangalore Chapter: Diagnosis of Coronary Artery Disease in Intraventricular conduction defects in 2007.
- Consultant Cardiologist at Columbia Asia Hospital - Hebbal.
- Member of Cardiology Society of India.
Dr. Sunil S Bohra
21 years of experience
Fellowship in Non-Invasive Cardiology (FIC), DNB - General Medicine, MBBS
Cardiologist
- Fellow of Indian Academy of Echocardiography in 2019.
- Chief of Internal Medicine & Cardio-Diabetology at Hosmat Hospital, Magrath Road.
- Member of Association of Physicians of India (API).
Dr. Sunil Kumar
24 years of experience
DNB - Cardiology, FICC, MD - General Medicine, MBBS
Cardiologist
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Dr. Suraj Narasimhan
9 years of experience
DNB - Cardiology, DM - Cardiology, DNB - General Medicine, MD - General Medicine, MBBS
Cardiologist
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As per my understanding you are having two different opinions by two cardiologist regarding the treatment of your patient, so the confusion has arise, but to decide what is a best treatment of patient, clinical examination matters a lot, along with evaluation of reports. Therefore you can always take one more opinion from another cardiologist, who will examine your patient, asses their clinical condition, consider other comorbidities, their general health, and evaluate the older treatment, as well as decide what will be the best. Please be free to take advice from a cardiologist who clear all your doubts - Best Cardiologists in Bangalore. Hope this helps you.
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As per my understanding, the patient is having LVEF 10% and is walking and talking normally (leading a normal active healthy life). To me it seems to one of the rare case where a person having LVEF 10% and leading active healthy life. You should consult a cardiologist and get the ECHO repeated either there may a mistake in the previous report or if it's a miracle then it should be studied further. Get in touch with experts from Best Cardiologists in Mumbai, or page of any other city. Hope our answer helps you.
As per my understanding, the patient seems to have triple vessel disease and the doctor has put one stent, but two other arteries having 100% blockage are left untreated. The ideal treatment for triple vessel disease is CABG, but there may be some more underlying factors due to which the cardiologist may have advise against CABG. You can always take a second opinion from other cardiologists, who on evaluating the patient and the reports will guide and clear all your doubts. Consult some of the Best Cardiologists in Mumbai, or any other city. Hope our answer helps you.
Takayasu's arteritis is a rare type of vasculitis disease. In Takayasu's arteritis, the inflammation damages the aorta, the pulmonary artery and major arteries that arise from the aorta. TA is also known as aortic arch syndrome. Treatment is medications and surgical approach like bypass, vessel widening and aortic valve repair or replacement. Regarding the symptoms experienced, you need to consult a cardiologist. Let him evaluate the patient and guide you accordingly. You can also refer to other experts for their second opinions - 10 Best Cardiologist in India.