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Minimally Invasive Heart Procedure Saves a Life at Kailash Hospital Dehradun

Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of medical emergencies, especially among older adults with a prior history of cardiac interventions. Prompt diagnosis and advanced treatment are crucial to prevent life-threatening complications. At Kailash Hospital, Dehradun, a 62-year-old female patient presented with acute cardiac symptoms and was successfully treated using a minimally invasive heart procedure, (CABG MICS) under the expert care of Dr.Manpal Loona, Consultant Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgeon. This case highlights how modern cardiac techniques can restore health with reduced risk and faster recovery.

 

πŸ“ΊWatch the patient’s inspiring recovery journey:

 

Presentation of Symptoms

The patient arrived at the hospital with sudden and severe chest pain, which raised immediate concern given her past cardiac history. The pain was persistent and intense, prompting urgent evaluation to rule out acute coronary events. She also reported discomfort and reduced efforts, indicating compromised blood flow to the heart.

Recognizing these warning signs, the emergency team initiated rapid cardiac assessment protocols.

 

Diagnosis

A detailed cardiac evaluation, including diagnostic imaging and coronary Angiography assessment, done by Dr. Irfan Yaqoob Bhat, Consultant Senior Cardiologist revealed significant blockages in coronary arteries where stents had been placed previously. Blockage in previously stented arteries is a high-risk condition, as it can lead to reduced blood supply to the heart muscle and increase the risk of heart attack or heart failure if not managed promptly.

 

Condition Overview

Coronary artery disease occurs when blood vessels supplying the heart become narrowed or blocked due to plaque buildup. In patients with prior stent placement, re-blockage (restenosis) can occur over time. Such cases are complex and require highly precise treatment strategies to restore blood flow while minimizing trauma to the heart and surrounding tissues.

For elderly patients, traditional open-heart procedures may carry higher risks. Minimally invasive cardiac techniques offer a safer alternative with fewer complications and quicker recovery.

 

Treatment Plan

After careful evaluation, the cardiac team, led by Dr.Manpal Loona, planned a minimally invasive cardiac procedure (MICS CABG) Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting tailored to the patient’s condition. The treatment approach focused on:

  • Restoring adequate blood flow to the heart
  • Managing blockages in previously stented arteries
  • Minimizing surgical trauma and blood loss
  • Reducing post-operative pain and recovery time

The procedure was performed using advanced minimally invasive techniques, involving smaller incisions and precise surgical navigation. This approach significantly reduced the physical stress on the patient while ensuring effective treatment of the blocked arteries.

 

Outcome and Follow-Up

The procedure was successfully completed without complications. Following the intervention, the patient experienced immediate relief from chest pain, and her overall cardiac function showed marked improvement. She regained energy and was able to resume normal activities sooner than expected.

The patient was closely monitored post-procedure and showed steady recovery. She was discharged with a personalized cardiac care plan, including medications, lifestyle guidance, and advice for regular follow-up visits to prevent future complications.

Her family expressed heartfelt gratitude to Dr.Manpal Loona and Dr. Irfan Yaqoob Bhat and the entire cardiac care team for their timely intervention, compassionate care, and clinical excellence.

 

Conclusion

This case underscores the life-saving potential of minimally invasive cardiac procedures, particularly for elderly patients with complex coronary conditions. Through early detection, expert surgical planning, and advanced technology, Kailash Hospital, Dehradun, successfully managed a high-risk cardiac emergency with excellent outcomes.

Under the leadership of Dr.ManpalLoona, the hospital continues to deliver world-class cardiac care, combining medical expertise with patient-centered compassion. This success story serves as a powerful reminder that early evaluation and modern heart treatments can save lives and restore quality of life.

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Dr. Manpal Loona

Dr. Manpal Loona

Dr. Manpal Loona is a Consultant in Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery (CTVS) at Kailash Hospital, Dehradun, with strong expertise in advanced cardiac and vascular procedures. He holds qualifications including MBBS, DNB (CTVS), and MNAMS. Dr. Loona specializes in congenital heart surgery, valvular heart surgery, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), minimally invasive cardiac surgery, vascular surgery, and thoracic surgery. Known for his precise surgical skills and patient-focused approach, he is committed to delivering safe, effective, and advanced care for complex heart and chest conditions.

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