Cardiology
In recent years, cardiovascular disorders have become has the biggest threat to lives that can affect people at any age. Cardiology is a medical specialty that involves diagnosis and treatments related to various heart disorders.
Some of the heart disorders that we provide medical care for are heart failure, valvular heart diseases, congenital heart defects, atherosclerosis, high blood pressure and cholesterol, angina, blood clots, heart attacks or strokes, and more.
Faulty Lifestyle, Stress, and Genetic precedence are some of the prime causes of heart disease. After analyzing and understanding patients’ conditions, Global Med Trips connects you with the best cardiologists and highly efficient medical infrastructures.
Here are some of the diagnoses and treatments that we offer:
Angiography
Balloon Angioplasty
Electrophysiology (EP)
An electrophysiology study is a minimally invasive procedure that enables the doctor to assess the electrical system or the electrical activity of your heart. It is done to diagnose arrhythmia or abnormal heartbeats. The procedure involves the insertion of a catheter (a fine tube) and wire electrodes into your heart through blood vessels for measuring electrical activities.
Heart Valve Surgery
Heart Valve Surgery is done to correct the poor functioning of the heart. This surgical procedure involves the repairing or replacement of diseased or damaged heart valves. It treats various types of heart valve diseases, improves blood flow in the right direction, and also improves the functioning and movements of heart valves. Heart Valve surgery can be performed with many different surgical approaches including minimally invasive techniques and open-heart surgery.
Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
Pediatric Cardiac Surgery is used for treating congenital heart defects in infants and children. The type and number of surgeries needed will depend on the severity of the condition. Certain defects are required to be treated immediately after birth, while some are treated after a few months or years as well. The surgeons initially use a minimally invasive technique, however, may choose more invasive methods if needed further.