Reducing cardiovascular risk factors to prevent disease, diagnosing and treating common and complex cardiovascular illnesses, and utilizing interventional therapies to reduce morbidity & mortality.

Interventional cardiology is a branch of cardiology that deals with catheter-based invasive treatment to repair damaged or weakened blood vessels, narrowed arteries, or other parts of the heart.

The reduced circulation of blood to a body part other than the heart is referred to as peripheral arterial disease. This condition results due to plaque buildup within the peripheral arteries.

Structural heart disease is a condition in which a patient has inherited (congenital) or acquired defects or both, compromising the integrity of the heart’s valves or chambers.