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MD-CARDIOGRAPHY
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18 years experience overall
Karol Bagh , Delhi
MBBS, MD, DM(Cardiology)
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9 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MD (Medicine), DM (Cardiology)
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12 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD(Medicine), DM (Cardiology- AIIMS), FICA(USA) FISE FICC
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45 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MD (General Internal Medicine), DM (Cardiology) Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology (Royal Papworth Hospital, Cambridge, UK) Structural Heart Intervention Fellowship (Barts Heart Centre, London, UK)
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11 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
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8 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD(MEDICINE), DM(CARDIOLOGY)
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38 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD, DM
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36 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD ( Medicine ), MRCP (UK), FRCP(London), FRCP ( Glasgow) FRCP (Glasgow)
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30 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD, DM
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24 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD(Med), DM(Cardiology)
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43 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
Dr. MD (Medicine), DM(Cardiology), FAMS, FESC, FRCP (Edinburgh.), FICA (USA) , Fellow American College of Cardiology (USA) Dr. BC Roy National Awardee
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35 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD, DM
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20 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MD (Gold Medalist), DM Cardiology
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30 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MD, DM
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39 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS MD DM
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8 years experience overall
Nehru Enclave , Delhi
MD, DM, DIP.NB Cardiology, MNAMS, FICA (USA)
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33 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD(Medicine), DM (Cardiology)
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16 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS (Hons.),MD (Medicine),DM (Cardiology)
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36 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
M.D, D.N.B. (Cardiology) M.N.A.M.S, FRCP (Edinburgh), FESC, FHRS
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25 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
DNB (CTVS), FACS (Toronto)
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12 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS, MD, MRCP (UK)
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30 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MD, DM, FESC, FEAPCI, FAPSIC,FCSI, FICC, FIC France, FIEIC, FSCAI
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25 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MBBS(GOLD MEDALIST), MD, DM PRECEPTORSHIP STRUCTURAL HEART INTERVENTION CLEVELAND CLINIC, USA
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12 years experience overall
Sarita Vihar , Delhi
MD, DM Cardiologist
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16 years experience overall
Pusaroad , Delhi
Advantages of ablation therapy include its high success rates, minimal invasiveness compared to surgery, shorter recovery times, and potential to provide long-term relief. Disadvantages may include a small risk of complications, possible need for repeat procedures, and the need for specialised expertise to perform the procedure.
RFA stands for Radiofrequency Ablation, which is a type of ablation therapy that uses high-frequency electrical currents to heat and destroy abnormal tissue. It is commonly used in the treatment of tumours, liver conditions, and certain types of cardiac arrhythmias.
In some cases, ablation therapy for cardiac arrhythmias may slightly increase the risk of stroke soon after the procedure. However, this risk is generally low and can be minimised with appropriate medications and careful monitoring during and after the procedure.
During ablation therapy, the tissue is not physically removed. Instead, it is destroyed or scarred using various techniques such as heat, cold, or laser energy. The body’s natural healing process then takes over to absorb the damaged tissue.
Ablation therapy for the heart is a procedure used to treat abnormal heart rhythms. These are also known as arrhythmias. It involves using specialised catheters to scar small areas of heart tissue that are responsible for causing the irregular rhythm.
Ablation therapy and pacemakers are two different treatment options for heart conditions. The choice between them depends on the diagnosis. Both procedures have their risks and benefits, and it is best to consult with a specialist to determine which option is most suitable.
After ablation therapy, patients may be monitored for a few hours or overnight to ensure there are no complications. They may be prescribed medications to manage pain or prevent infection. It is important to follow all post-procedure instructions provided by the doctor.
The duration of ablation therapy can vary based on the complexity of the condition being treated and the specific technique used. It may take anywhere from 2 to 4 hours to complete the procedure.
Eligibility for ablation therapy depends on the specific condition being treated. It is also based on the overall health of the patient. A thorough evaluation by a specialist is necessary to see if a patient is a suitable candidate for the procedure.
The recovery time for ablation therapy can vary based on the individual and the specific procedure performed. In general, patients can expect to go home the same day or within 24 hours and resume normal activities within a few days to a week.
Preparation for ablation therapy may involve fasting for some time before the procedure, stopping certain medications, and undergoing various tests such as blood tests, electrocardiogram (ECG), or imaging scans to assess the condition being treated.
Ablation therapy is typically performed by an interventional radiologist, a cardiologist, or an electrophysiologist. These doctors have specialised training in using imaging techniques and catheters to perform the procedure.
There are different types of ablation therapy depending on the condition being treated. Some common types include radiofrequency ablation (RFA), cryoablation (using extreme cold), microwave ablation, and laser ablation.
The success rate of ablation therapy varies depending on the condition being treated. However, it is generally considered to be a highly effective treatment option.
Ablation therapy is a medical procedure that uses various techniques to destroy or remove abnormal tissue in the body. It is commonly used to treat conditions like heart arrhythmias, tumours, and abnormal uterine bleeding.