When is it Needed?

This procedure is recommended for patients who have:

• Heavily calcified coronary arteries
• Long or multiple blockages
• Chronic total occlusions (completely blocked arteries)
• Left main coronary artery disease
• Previous stent failures or restenosis
• Bifurcation lesions (blockage at a branch point)

Symptoms Addressed

• Severe chest pain (angina)
• Shortness of breath
• Fatigue and reduced physical activity
• Risk of heart attack or cardiac events

Treatment Techniques May Include:

• Rotablation or Atherectomy – Devices used to drill or shave off hardened plaque.
• Intravascular Imaging (IVUS/OCT) – For detailed visualization inside the arteries.
• Specialized Guidewires and Balloons – To cross and dilate difficult blockages.
• Drug-Eluting Stents – To prevent future narrowing of arteries.
• Chronic Total Occlusion Techniques – For complete and long-term blockages.

Benefits of the Procedure

• Restores blood flow to heart muscle
• Reduces or eliminates symptoms like chest pain
• Improves heart function and quality of life
• Minimally invasive with shorter recovery time
• Avoids or delays the need for bypass surgery in many cases

Why Choose Us for Complex Angioplasty?

• Experienced Interventional Cardiologists trained in advanced PCI techniques
• State-of-the-art Cath Labs equipped with the latest imaging and navigation systems
• Multidisciplinary Heart Team for accurate diagnosis and decision-making
• High Success Rates even in high-risk, previously inoperable patients
• Patient-Centered Care with close follow-up and cardiac rehabilitation