10 Best Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery doctors in Aecs Layout

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Dr. Devananda Ns

Cardiac Surgeon

34 years of experience

Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, Bengaluru

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Dr. B.s. Chakrapani

Cardiologist

36 years of experience

Manipal Hospitals Old Airport Road Old Airport Road, Bengaluru + 1 more

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Dr. P. Padmakumar

Cardiologist

28 years of experience

Manipal Hospitals Old Airport Road Old Airport Road, Bengaluru + 2 more

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Dr. Lalchand Bandagi

Cardiac Surgeon

22 years of experience

Manipal Hospitals Old Airport Road Old Airport Road, Bengaluru + 1 more

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Dr. S. S. Iyengar

Cardiologist

56 years of experience

Manipal Hospitals Old Airport Road Old Airport Road, Bengaluru + 1 more

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Dr. Murali Krishna

Cardiologist

26 years of experience

Manipal Hospitals Old Airport Road Old Airport Road, Bengaluru + 3 more

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Dr. Devananda N.s

Cardiologist

34 years of experience

Manipal Hospitals Old Airport Road Old Airport Road, Bengaluru

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Questions & Answers on "Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery" (208)

Hello, We've visited one of the top cardiologist in Bangalore who has recommend that a bypass is not necessary based on the angiogram report. The same cardiologist had successfully operated earlier, where a stenting was done. However, my brother in law who is a doctor and based out of Canada has a different opinion (based on the report and the advice from his friend (cardiologist) who thinks and is certain that a bypass is necessary within the next 2-3 weeks. We have 2 extremely contrasting opinions. We would like to get a second opinion from a cardiologist is Bangalore. Please recommend. Any other suggestions would be much appreciated. Regards, Kiranp

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.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Good afternoon respected Sir / Ma’am I am 34 years old woman and tend to see that my pulse rate increases and holds for maximum 2-3 minutes and I come back to normal But Yesterday the same thing happened but the pulse was very rapid for over 15 to 20 minutes and had breathlessness also Kindly suggest what should I do

Female | 34

It is possible that the rapid pulse and breathlessness could be symptoms of an underlying medical condition. Consult a cardiologist to determine the cause and the appropriate treatment. Some tests like ECG or a stress test may require to determine the cause of the symptoms. After that only correct course of treatment can be started. Try to get enough rest, eat healthy, and exercise regularly.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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