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Interventional Cardiologist
Fortis Hospital, Mohali · Mohali
22+ years of experience
About Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal
- Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal is an Interventional Cardiologist, based in Mohali having extensive 27+ years of experience.
- His expertise lies in Cardiac Ablation, Cardioversion, Carotid Angioplasty, Coronary Angiogram, Coronary Angioplasty, CT Angiogram, Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators, Acute Aortic Dissection, Heart Conditions, ASD / VSD Device Closure, 2D - Echocardiography, Carotid Artery Disease, etc.
- Dr. Kumar completed his MBBS and MD degree courses from the Government Medical College, Amritsar. Later, he did DM in Cardiology from PGIMER, Chandigarh. He has operated more than 40,000+ invasive cardiology procedures and more than 16,000+ cardiac interventions successfully.
- He has the largest experience in entire north India of > 36000 trans-radial invasive procedures and > 14000 trans-radial interventions including complex trans-radial coronary interventions and is a member of the Indian Society of Cardiologists, Punjab Medical Council, Indian Medical Association, etc.
- Received numerous awards such as the most prominent Cardiologist of upper North India by Union Cabinet minister Dr. Harshvardhan, The Ingenious Achiever’s of North India award by the then Deputy CM Punjab, Sardar Sukhbir Singh Badal, and the Business Wizard North Award.
- Under his credit, there are more than 70+ national and international publications and he is actively invited as a guest speaker in scientific meetings, CME's and worldwide conferences to talk about Heart conditions.
OPD Schedule & Fee Of Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal
Fortis Hospital, Mohali
Monday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Tuesday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Wednesday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Thursday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Friday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Saturday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Location
MD, Guru Nanak Dev University.- MBBS, Guru Nanak Dev University.(1882)
- DM, PGIMER Chandigarh.(1992)
Received numerous awards such as the most prominent Cardiologist of upper North India by Union Cabinet minister Dr. Harshvardhan, The Ingenious Achiever’s of North India award by the then Deputy CM Punjab, Sardar Sukhbir Singh Badal, and the Business Wizard North Award.
- Director, Fortis Hospital, Mohali.
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FAQ's About Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal
Where does Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal practice?
Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal practices at Fortis Hospital, Mohali
What is the specialty of Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal?
Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal specialty is Interventional Cardiologist
What is the experience of Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal?
Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal is Interventional Cardiologist with 31 years of experience.
What is Appointment Schedule Of Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal?
Saturday: From:- 09:00 AM To:- 05:00 PM, Friday: From:- 09:00 AM To:- 05:00 PM, Thursday: From:- 09:00 AM To:- 05:00 PM, Wednesday: From:- 09:00 AM To:- 05:00 PM, Tuesday: From:- 09:00 AM To:- 05:00 PM, Monday: From:- 09:00 AM To:- 05:00 PM
What is transradial angioplasty?
Transradial angioplasty is performed through the wrist artery instead of the groin, often with fewer bleeding problems and quicker mobility. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jaswal at Fortis Mohali specialises in it.
Can all patients have angioplasty through the wrist?
Most can, but some need the groin approach if the wrist artery is small or twisted or larger equipment is needed. Dr. Jaswal checks wrist circulation beforehand.
What are complex and high-risk coronary interventions?
These treat difficult blockages, such as calcified or left main lesions, or patients with weak hearts, often needing specialised tools. Dr. Jaswal performs complex and high-risk interventions.
What is recovery like after transradial angioplasty?
A wrist band is applied and patients usually sit up and move soon after. Many go home within a day or two. Never stop blood thinners without your cardiologist's advice.
Which symptoms suggest a need for coronary angiography?
Chest pain on exertion, breathlessness, an abnormal stress test or ECG changes may lead to angiography, which shows blockages and guides medicines, angioplasty or bypass.
What should I bring to a cardiology consultation?
Bring ECGs, echocardiogram and stress test reports, previous angiogram discs and reports, blood tests and a list of medicines including blood thinners. This helps the doctor plan your care.
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