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 first high definition 3D Mapping arrhythmia workshop in the state.
3D mapping is a highly specialized form of treatment for arrhythmia or disorders of a heartbeat. A team of cardiologists 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 or incision but it requires a lot of skill & expertise of cardiologists.
One of the patients was a 39-year-old male from Rajpur, Badwani who had frequent episodes of high heart rate up to 220-250 beats per minute & had to be given electric shocks in ICU two times. He was evaluated by Dr. Siddhant Jain & was diagnosed with Fascicular Ventricular Tachycardia. He underwent successful 3D ablation & his heart rhythm became normal & he was discharged safely & happily the next day.
This is the first occasion when the latest & most advanced technology has been used in the state of MP to treat such heart diseases.
Hospital CAO Dhananjay Kumar & Medical Superintendent Dr. Vivek Joshi congratulated Dr. Siddhant Jain, Director of SICS (Shalby Institute of Cardiac Sciences) & his team & lauded their efforts. The successful completion of the workshop shows the commitment of the hospital & doctors to bring the latest & most advanced technology for the care of heart patients in the state.
This year SICS has also introduced Precision PCI which includes the latest IVUS (Intravascular Ultrasound) & FFR (Fractional flow reserve) technologies. These techniques make angioplasty very safe & accurate. SICS has also introduced rota ablation angioplasty for complex calcified heart blockages. All these advancements are a boon for the state of MP.