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Angioplasty (PCI / Stenting) in Mumbai

Restoring Blood Flow to Your Heart with Precision

When blocked coronary arteries restrict blood flow to your heart muscle, angioplasty in Mumbai at Shree Hospitals offers a trusted, minimally invasive solution. Our interventional cardiology team uses advanced PCI heart treatment techniques to open narrowed arteries, restore circulation, and protect you from life-threatening cardiac events.

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Quick facts

Type & Duration: Minimally invasive; 30 to 90 minutes

Hospital Stay: Typically 1 to 2 days

Anaesthesia: General anaesthesia, procedural sedation, or local anaesthesia depending on procedure

Success Rate: Above 95% with experienced interventional cardiologists

Type of Procedure: Catheter-based with stent deployment

Key Benefit: Opens blocked arteries without open-heart surgery

Type of Treatment: Usual discharge within 24 to 48 hours

What is Angioplasty (PCI / Stenting)?

Angioplasty, clinically referred to as Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for blocked arteries, is a non-surgical cardiac procedure used to widen or unblock arteries narrowed due to plaque accumulation. During the procedure, a catheter with a small balloon is guided through a blood vessel to the site of blockage. The balloon is inflated to push the plaque aside and restore blood flow. In most cases, a stent - a tiny mesh tube - is placed to keep the artery open long-term. At Shree Hospitals, this procedure is performed with cutting-edge imaging and interventional precision.

When Should You Consult a Cardiologist?

  • Chest pain or tightness during activity
  • Breathlessness with minimal exertion
  • Diagnosed blockage on angiography
  • History of heart attack or angina
  • Abnormal stress test results

Is This Treatment Right for You?

  • Suitable for single or multiple vessel disease
  • Recommended when medications are insufficient
  • Best for stable and unstable angina patients
  • Preferred over bypass in select blockage patterns
  • Evaluated individually based on cardiac health

Why Early Treatment Matters?

  • Blocked arteries reduce oxygen supply to heart muscle
  • Delays increase risk of permanent cardiac damage
  • Coronary stenting procedure for heart disease restores flow rapidly
  • Timely PCI significantly reduces mortality rates
  • Shorter recovery compared to surgical alternatives

Early diagnosis and prompt intervention can reduce the risk of major cardiac events by up to 30%.

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Our Approach to Angioplasty (PCI / Stenting)

At Shree Hospitals, every angioplasty in Mumbai is carried out within a fully equipped cardiac catheterization lab using real-time imaging. Our cardiologists follow a structured, patient-centred protocol that prioritises safety, precision, and faster recovery from start to finish.

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Accurate Diagnosis Before Treatment

All angioplasty decisions are preceded by thorough diagnostic evaluations including ECG, echocardiography, and coronary angiography. This eliminates guesswork and ensures treatment planning is backed by evidence.

Precision-Guided Angioplasty

Our interventional cardiologists use fluoroscopy-guided catheter navigation and intravascular imaging to precisely locate and treat arterial blockages, ensuring optimal stent positioning every time.

Experienced Interventional Specialists

The team comprises senior interventional cardiologists with decades of hands-on experience in complex PCI procedures - including multi-vessel, bifurcation, and chronic total occlusion cases.

Comprehensive Cardiac Care

Post-procedural care at our cardiac catheterization lab includes continuous monitoring, antiplatelet therapy guidance, rehabilitation planning, and scheduled follow-ups for long-term heart health.

Top Heart Specialists in Mumbai

Shree Hospitals is home to some of the most experienced cardiothoracic surgeons and cardiac anaesthetists in the region. Our surgical team maintains a consistent record of excellence across routine and high-complexity bypass procedures.

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Cardiac Treatments at Shree Hospitals

We offer a comprehensive range of cardiac care services extending beyond PCI heart treatment - covering diagnostics, imaging, rehabilitation, and advanced surgical options for complete cardiovascular health management under one roof.

CABG (Bypass Surgery)

Round-the-clock emergency assessment - available as an immediate safety net for all day-care procedure patients with post-procedure concerns after returning home.

Cardiac MRI

Inpatient paediatric admission available when a child does not meet day-care discharge criteria or requires further observation beyond the same-day setting.

Hybrid Cath Lab Technology

Our state-of-the-art hybrid lab supports complex interventional and surgical procedures simultaneously.

Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS)

IVUS imaging guides accurate stent sizing and confirms complete vessel expansion post-PCI.

Step by Step Process of Angioplasty (PCI / Stenting)

  1. Diagnosis & Treatment Planning

    Your cardiologist reviews diagnostic reports including angiography results, ECG, and prior cardiac history. Risk stratification is carried out before recommending Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for blocked arteries.
     
  2. Catheter Navigation to the Heart

    A thin, flexible catheter is inserted through the wrist or groin under local anaesthesia and guided to the coronary artery using real-time fluoroscopic imaging.
     
  3. Balloon Inflation at the Site

    A balloon catheter is advanced to the blockage site. The balloon is inflated to compress the plaque, widening the narrowed artery to allow proper blood flow restoration.
     
  4. Stent Deployment to Keep Artery Open 
      

    In most cases, a drug-eluting stent placement follows balloon inflation. The stent is expanded and left permanently to prevent the artery from re-narrowing (restenosis) over time.
     

  5. Monitoring & Recovery After the Procedure

    After the procedure, the patient is observed for 12 to 24 hours in the recovery unit. Vital signs, heart rhythm, and access site are closely monitored before discharge.
     
  6. Post-Procedural Medical Guidance

    Before discharge, patients receive antiplatelet medications, dietary guidance, activity instructions, and a scheduled follow-up appointment to support long-term
    coronary stenting procedure for heart disease outcomes.

Patient Questions About Angioplasty (PCI / Stenting)

What are the benefits of angioplasty?
  • Angioplasty in Mumbai at Shree Hospitals offers several clinically proven advantages over traditional open-heart surgery:

  • Minimally invasive - no large incision, no sternum cutting, performed through a small puncture

  • Faster recovery - most patients resume light activity within 5 to 7 days post-procedure

  • Shorter hospital stay - typically discharged within 24 to 48 hours

  • Immediate relief - Chest pain and breathlessness improve significantly within days

  • Reduced surgical risk - lower risk of infection, blood loss, and anaesthesia complications

  • High success rate - above 95% procedural success with experienced interventional cardiologists

  • Stent protection - drug-eluting stent placement prevents re-blockage by releasing medication directly into the artery wall
What are the risks and complications?

While PCI heart treatment is safe and well-established, patients should be informed of possible risks before the procedure:

  • Re-narrowing (restenosis) - the treated artery may narrow again over time, though drug-eluting stents significantly reduce this risk

  • Blood clot formation - rare but possible around the stent; managed with antiplatelet medications

  • Bleeding at the catheter site - minor bruising or hematoma at the wrist or groin access point

  • Allergic reaction - sensitivity to contrast dye used during imaging in select patients

  • Kidney stress - contrast dye may temporarily affect kidney function, especially in pre-existing cases

  • Irregular heart rhythm - transient arrhythmias may occur during or shortly after the procedure

  • Emergency bypass need - extremely rare; surgical backup is always available at our facility

Your cardiologist will evaluate your complete health profile to minimise all procedural risks in advance.

What should you ask during appointment with cardiologist?

Making the most of your consultation helps you understand your condition and treatment path clearly. Consider asking:

  • Is Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for blocked arteries the right option for my specific blockage?

  • How many vessels are blocked and what is the severity of each?

  • What type of stent will be used - bare metal or drug-eluting stent placement?

  • What medications will I need to take after the procedure and for how long?

  • Are there any lifestyle or dietary changes I must follow post-angioplasty?

  • What are the signs of complications I should watch for after discharge?

  • How soon can I return to work, driving, and physical activity?

  • Will I need repeat procedures or long-term cardiac monitoring?
Greater than Stents & Structural Interventions

Beyond standard coronary stenting, Shree Hospitals offers a full spectrum of structural and advanced cardiac interventions for complex heart conditions:

  • TAVI / TAVR - Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement for high-risk surgical patients
     
  • MitraClip Procedure - minimally invasive mitral valve repair without open-heart surgery
     
  • ASD / VSD Closure - catheter-based closure of congenital heart defects
     
  • Left Atrial Appendage Closure (LAAC) - reduces stroke risk in atrial fibrillation patients
     
  • Balloon Valvuloplasty - widening of narrowed heart valves using catheter-based technique
     
  • Chronic Total Occlusion (CTO) PCI - advanced coronary stenting procedure for heart disease for fully blocked arteries
     
  • Rotablation - high-speed rotational device used to treat heavily calcified coronary blockages

All structural interventions are performed within our dedicated cardiac catheterization lab by a specialised team with expertise across complex cardiovascular cases.

Evidence-Based Case Studies by Our Specialists

Would Recommend Us

A 58-year-old male with triple-vessel blockage and unstable angina underwent angioplasty in Mumbai at Shree Hospitals. Following successful multi-vessel PCI, he was discharged within 48 hours and resumed normal activity within 2 weeks.

Ramesh Kulkarni (58 yrs) – Triple-Vessel Blockage & Angioplasty

A 62-year-old female with recurring chest pain was diagnosed with critical LAD artery blockage. Coronary stenting procedure for heart disease was performed with IVUS guidance. Her post-procedure reports showed complete restoration of blood flow.

Sunita Deshmukh (62 yrs) – Critical LAD Blockage & Stenting

A 45-year-old diabetic patient presented with a chronic total occlusion. Using retrograde PCI heart treatment techniques in our hybrid cath lab, complete revascularisation was achieved. Follow-up at 3 months confirmed sustained vessel patency.

Anand Joshi (45 yrs) – Chronic Total Occlusion & Retrograde PCI

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