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Advanced cardiac intervention procedures introduced at Super Speciality GMC 9/9/2014 11:32:51 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 9: The department of Cardiology added Advanced Cardiac Intervention Procedures at Super Speciality Hospital Jammu today. The team of doctors lead by the head Dr Sushil Sharma accompanied by Dr Sanjeev Bhat and cardiac staff led by S Waryam Singh successfully implanted the most recent Bio Degradable coronary stent in a 40 year old patient and MRI compatible single chamber pacemaker in another patient aged 64 years. After conducting these most recent advanced procedures , Dr Sushil said, “ whatever latest and best devices and procedures brought out, our department is bringing that to doorstep of needy cardiac patients at Jammu”. He also said that the department regularly conducts workshops in association with best faculty in the world so as to bring up the expertse of this centre to one of the best in Indian perspective .   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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