Heart Hospital

What we treat?

• Coronary Artery Disease

  Coronary artery disease is a disease of the arteries of the heart, caused primarily because of the development of plaque on the inner walls of the arteries. This plaque restricts the blood flow to the heart and can also rupture, leading to a heart attack or sudden death.

• Rheumatic Heart Disease

  Rheumatic heart disease occurs due to more than one attack of rheumatic fever, which leads to damage to the heart; specifically, the heart valves.

• Hypertensive Heart Disease

  High blood pressure can give excess burden to heart and blood vessels, which can lead to various heart disorders.

• Ischemic Heart Disease

  In this disease, the coronary arteries can become narrow and blood supply to the heart decreases.

• Inflammatory Heart Disease

  Inflammatory Heart Disease causes inflammation of the muscles surrounding the heart due to toxic or infectious agents, or because of unknown origin.

• Cerebrovascular Disease

  Cerebrovascular diseases is an umbrella term used for disorders related to blood vessels which are present in the brain.

• Heart Block

  Also known as atrioventricular block, heart block is a condition where the heart beats too slowly. It occurs within the heart’s electrical system where the signals that command the heart to contract are partly or completely blocked between the upper and lower chambers.

• Heart Attack

  A heart attack arises when the circulation of blood to a section of heart muscle abruptly becomes blocked, mostly because of built-up of cholesterol, fat and other matters. The interruption in blood circulation may result in permanent damage to that section of heart muscle.

• Angina

  It is a condition which occurs when the heart is short on oxygen-rich blood, and it results in chest pain.

• Arrhythmia

  Arrhythmia is a complication with the rate of your heartbeat. It arises with the improper working of electrical impulses that correlate with your heartbeats, affecting your heart to beat too slow, too fast or irregularly.

• Atrial Septal Defect

  The atrial septal defect (ASD) is a hole in the wall between the two upper chambers of the heart. There are two types of defect associated with the atrial septal - large atrial septal defect and small atrial septal defect. The large atrial septal defect may cause a major damage to the heart and lungs, whereas small atrial septal defect may occur incidentally, and may not be harmful or cause any problem.

• Heart Valve Leakage

  The four valves in your heart are aortic valve, mitral valve, pulmonary valve and tricuspid valve. Any of these valves could develop an anomaly in its functioning, thereby causing a heart valve disease.

• Heart Failure

  Heart failure or congestive heart failure is a condition when the heart is unable to pump sufficient amount of blood required to maintain the rate of blood flow in the body that is necessary to meet the body’s needs.