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Heart diseases increasing at alarming rate among young: Cardiologists
Heart diseases are increasing at an alarming rate, with many young patients in their 20s and 30s succumbing to heart attacks in India
Chandigarh: Heart diseases are increasing at an alarming rate, with many young patients in their 20s and 30s succumbing to heart attacks in India. This trend is a huge concern for cardiologists, world-renowned interventional cardiologist H.K. Bali said here on Sunday. HEART Foundation organised a day-long academic program, CIIST360, to highlight the latest advances in the field of cardiology. Around 250 cardiologists and physicians from northern India attended the conference. Speakers delivered lectures on cardiac diseases, including coronary artery diseases, structural heart diseases, and heart failure. Delegates had the opportunity to interact with distinguished speakers and discuss specific patient cases, enhancing the collaborative spirit of the event.
Bali, the founder patron of HEART Foundation, highlighted advances in the medical field that are now saving the lives of heart patients, especially those with poor heart function, considered untreatable, or those in which traditional methods could not be performed.
The notable advancements include protected angioplasty in which a miniature pump ‘Impella’ is inserted for better results and faster recovery.
He emphasised the importance of image-guided angioplasty using IVUS or OCT, which provides better short-term and long-term results.
