Live interactive workshop being conducted by renowned Cardiovasvular Thoracic Surgeon (CVTS) Dr. Sudhansu Bhattacharyya from Mumbai at Hero DMC Heart Institute, Ludhiana on Saturday.
Ludhiana, August 3, 2013: Live interactive workshop conducted by renowned Cardiovasvular Thoracic Surgeon (CVTS) Dr. Sudhansu Bhattacharyya from Mumbai at Hero DMC Heart Institute.
Dr. Sudhansu Bhattacharyya's record is impeccable. At 65 yrs of age, he has performed over 15,000 surgeries with near perfect result. He takes great pride in the fact that he rarely needs to check on his patient post- surgery because of the perfect job done.
Dr. Bhattacharyya is credited for pioneering the technique of Total arterial revascularisation with LIMA-RIMA “Y” grafting in a beating heart in the world and has performed over 5,000 cases by this technique since 1998. It is a procedure in which arterial graft are harvested from chest bilaterally. There is no need to harvest extra graft from any other part of body. The graft harvested from Chest can revascularize entire heart with a optimisium that it has got highest patency & best long term results, Dr. Bhattacharyya performed live surgery by using this technique on two patients at Hero Heart Institute, one was male patient (patient name- Jagdish Rai), a 76 yr old patient & other was a female patient (patient name- Veena) age 50 yrs suffering from 90% blocakge in coronary artery. Dr.Bhattacharyya - said it is the best treatment option available for such patients undergoing CABG (Total arterial revascularization) – by using LIMA – RIMA Y Graft.
Cases have been referred to him requiring Re-operation (Redo CABG) and very high risk cases not only from India, but other countries, Since he has proved his expertise in handling such complicated cases with a success rate of more than 99%. He was invited to many centres in India to demonstrate the surgical technique and was invited twice to china to demonstrate this technique. Dr. Bhattacharyya is held in high esteem by his colleagues and his numerous patients. Because of the good wishes and blessings received from patients, he continues to render his services to the people at large.