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  3D Mapping Arrhythmia Ablation Workshop Successfully Concluded at Shalby Hospital, Indore Adding another feather in the prestigious cap, cardiologists at Shalby Hospital , Indore did the state's first high definition 3D Mapping arrhythmia workshop. 3D mapping is a highly specialized form of treatment for arrhythmia or disorders of a heartbeat. A team of best cardiologists in Indore led by   Dr. Siddhant Jain  & Dr. Javed Parvez  performed these procedures on six such patients. Dr. Siddhant Jain, Director of SICS informed the press that these patients were suffering from life-threatening diseases of heartbeat-like ventricular tachycardia, WPW Syndrome & PSVT. 3D Mapping is a non-surgical procedure where catheters are introduced into the heart to produce 3D images of the heart’s currents & the exact origin of the abnormal beat can be found out & treatment with radiofrequency ablation can then permanently cure these disorders. There is no need for General anesthesia

Tips to find the Best Cardiologist in Indore| Dr. Siddhant Jain

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  Why have the Best Cardiologist In Indore on your contact list? Having the  best cardiologist in Indor e   on your contact list can be helpful. Knowing the best doctor will be helpful in many ways, especially during emergencies (Can be for your family, friends, and neighbors). Here are a few tips and factors to get there – to find the best heart doctor. Reason for seeking a cardiologist: How did you feel when someone asked you to go to a cardiologist (heart specialist)? Generally, there are   many reasons  for people to seek cardiologist help. Reasons can be for heart surgery, general heart checkups, or someone who had a bad experience with one doctor and switched treatment to another cardiologist. Finding the right cardiologist is important. Are you worried to find the best cardiologist? Here are a few factors that you can consider when searching for the best cardiologist. How to make a list of heart doctors: Referrals: Searching for the cardiologist even before discussing it with yo

Tips To Avoid Borderline Cholesterol | Dr Siddhant Jain

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Mind Your LDL Levels! Even Borderline Cholesterol Can Trigger Health Problems If someone with borderline cholesterol doesn’t take appropriate action to lower their LDL level, there is a risk of their LDL level rising, resulting in high cholesterol. Here’s what you need to know about managing cholesterol levels. Cholesterol is a waxy substance that is made in the liver and is very important for our body. It is fat (also known as a lipid) that travels in the blood and to the cells in the body. According to a Harvard study, about 20% of the cholesterol in the bloodstream comes from the food consumed whereas the rest 80% is produced in the body. The cells require it to form cell membranes. About 25-30% of the lipids that form the membrane are cholesterol. Cell membranes from outside each cell. They protect and organize each cell, delimiting the cell from the environment around it. Cholesterol plays a major role in reducing membrane permeability. The two vital roles of cholesterol in cell m

What is Angiography and Why is it needed | Cardiologist Indore - Dr. Siddhant Jain

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In this article, Dr. Siddhant Jain, Senior Interventional and Consultant Cardiologist will talk about angiography, what is angiography, why it is used, is angiography dangerous or not, and what are the charges for angiography. What is Angiography and Why is it Needed? Angiography is one of the tests that is used to look for blockages in the arteries of the heart where we can access it through a catheter and medicine is injected, then we do x-rays and after looking at that picture the doctor can know how much is the blockage.  If the blockage is more than it is treated with a stent, balloon, or sometimes bypass surgery, if the blockage is so much, It is not much that medical treatment alone is enough so to know this the test is known as angiography. Is There Pain or Danger During Angiography? There is no pain at all in angiography. Angiography is done with the help of a small needle. First, anesthesia is given with a small needle, from where the test needs to be done, a 2 mm wire reache