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Dr Gokhale is one of the very few surgeons in India who has large experience in minimal access bypass surgery. For the first time in India, he did 5 bypass

CABG, also known as Heart Bypass Surgery, is an invasive method to increase blood supply to heart when arteries that supply oxygen to heart muscle are blocked

Heart Disease and Heart Bypass Surgery | HealthTac

Dr Gokhale is one of the very few surgeons in India who has large experience in minimal access bypass surgery. For the first time in India

Are you experiencing weight gain after Gastric bypass surgery? Here is the detailed reasoning. Check it out

The cardiac procedures like heart bypass surgery or open heart surgery may lead to serious outcomes for the brain and nervous system. Researches have indicated that owing to the serious threat to the brain led by heart surgery, several preventive measures have been taken by doctors, including the use of cerebral embolic protection (CEP) devices.

To prevent stroke in certain high-risk patients -- those with a blocked neck artery who have already had a so-called "mini-stroke" -- drug treatment appears as effective and far less risky than bypass surgery, researchers find.

Dr. A.G.K.Gokhale has a large experience in minimal access heart surgery-key hole valve surgery and key hole closure of atrial septal defects.

Wondering which Bariatric surgery suits you? This post enlists all the key differences between the three bariatric surgeries. Check it out

live workshop on minimal access cardiac surgery at Global Hospitals, lakdi-ka-pool, Hyderabad. Prof Jegaden is coming from France to do surgery in this workshop.

Heart surgery hospital in India. Apollo Hospitals offers cardiology treatments such as CABG, Heart Bypass Surgery, Beating Heart Surgery, MICAS, Heart Transplant Valve Surgery, open heart surgery in India

Minimally Invasive Hybrid Revascularisation is a procedure that combines minimally invasive coronary artery bypass grafting and angiography stenting

Being able to access high-quality healthcare at the times you need it most is vital. Regardless of whether this is a simple check-up, a medical review or complex surgery, having a suitable healthcare package designed according to your medical needs will be beneficial in the long run. The NHS has recently come under significant strain. Factors such as an increase in the number of patients, reduced funding and increased life expectancy have led to long waiting times and limited treatments. As a result, more individuals are now seeking private healthcare which, while it may be more expensive, offers faster and more effective treatment. Here we'll discuss some of the main benefits of private healthcare and why it is becoming the ideal choice for healthcare in 2023. Reduced waiting times One of the main issues faced by the NHS is waiting times, with some patients being made to wait up to a year for routine hospital care. Currently, ambulance services and A&E units are under unprecedented pressure and it is estimated that hundreds of deaths each week are associated with admission delays. Understaffing has been a chronic issue in recent years in the NHS and is a major threat to the welfare of patients. This has been one of the major concerns that has led to nurses and ambulance staff taking strike action. As nurses and hospital workers are put under higher strain, they are more likely to make mistakes, which could well lead to patients coming into harm and making a claim. Opting for private healthcare guarantees that you are able to access your appointments, surgeries and treatments much quicker, with some flexibility offered to align with your lifestyle. The capacity to bypass the painfully long waiting times ensures you receive the necessary medical attention much sooner and could prevent the emergence of other health complications.

The Pharmacists' Defence Association (PDA) has reacted to the chief pharmaceutical officer (CPhO) for Wales's offer for community pharmacy contractors, offering a funding uplift for community pharmacy on the condition of an increase in pay for some staff by at least the amount currently being imposed upon NHS employees. The PDA has expressed a mixed reaction to the intervention being attempted by the Welsh government. "It is unusual for a government to be so closely involved in the pay of their suppliers' employees and those at some community pharmacy employers have a contractual right to a pay review at times of year that may not synchronize with the government's financial cycle, so this initiative may have different impacts at different employers," said the association. "In addition, the PDA negotiates pay at the largest two community pharmacy employers and works alongside other trade unions that organise other pharmacy workers. This government intervention must not disrupt or attempt to bypass those processes."

In a recent report released by the Company Chemists' Association (CCA), data from the NHS Pharmacy First service indicates a substantial uptake and positive impact on patient care just two months after its launch. The CCA's findings shed light on the service's efficacy in meeting patient needs and its potential to alleviate pressure on General Practices (GPs) within the NHS. According to the report, over 90,000 Pharmacy First consultations were conducted solely by CCA members within the initial two-month period. Impressively, 88 per cent of these consultations, totaling 81,627, were deemed eligible for NHS-funded care indicating a significant demand for the service among patients. In the first month, the data revealed that more than 90 per cent of eligible patients received necessary care directly through Pharmacy First, bypassing the need for further referral.

During our journey out there we did some vacationing. Little did I know it would truly be my last vacation as the person I knew. We went to Omaha Zoo, Boys Town and Hiking at each of these.

During our journey out there we did some vacationing. Little did I know it would truly be my last vacation as the person I knew. We went to Omaha Zoo, Boys Town and Hiking at each of these.

Patient Testimonial - Mr Rangachary shares about his CABG- Minimal Invasive Cardiac Surgery by Dr Gokhale

N.Ramanadh expresses his gratitude as a testimonial on Minimally Invasive Cardiothoracic Surgery by Dr Gokhale.

Patient Testimonial -Syed Atharulla Hussaini Shares about his son minimal access surgery surgery by Dr Gokhale.