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Tuesday, 30 April 2013

FAILURE TO THRIVE, ONE YEAR, 6 KGS POST VP SHUNT FOR HYDROCEPHALUS AND ON ANTI TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT OPERATED FOR VSD CLOSURE on pump.

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Labels: CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE, FAILURE TO THRIVE, ICR, VSD

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Dr. Virendar Sarwal: Renowned Cardiac Surgeon with 20yrs experience and worked in the best institutions like Escorts, Fortis, Apollo,PGIMER and Malhotra Heart. Worked as founder Head Dept. of CTVS since July 2008 to Oct,2011 at Alchemist Hospital, Panchkula. Now Working as founder Principal Consultant and Chief of, Dept. of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, Max Superspeciality Hospital, Mohali. Started this center and the department of Cardiac Sciences from scratch and after about 2yrs it is a name to depend upon and known for its quality as far as cardiac surgery goes. Achieved the best results and devised a very personalized care oriented program. Operated successfully all kinds of high risk and challenging cases right from 6kg kid to adult of 85yrs. Coronary work is totally on beating heart and tackled most complex cases like CABG+AVR+OMV in 77 yr old ,Adult blue baby or terminally ill DVR which attracted media attention and was highlighted in national news papers. Helped poor patients get operated with financial help from Max India foundation

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