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Global Hospital’s Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery Centre in Pune provides coronary intervention, cardiac surgery, and diagnostic cardiac imaging under one department, combining a dedicated cath lab, cardiac ICU, and round-the-clock cardiac ambulance service. The centre performs angiography, angioplasty, pacemaker implantation, and open-heart procedures including CABG and valve replacement.
The centre integrates cardiology and cardiothoracic surgery into a single department at Global Hospital & Research Institute, Pune, treating everything from routine heart disease screening to complex interventions like bypass surgery and valve replacement. A dedicated cardiac ICU with central monitoring, invasive pressure monitors, and trained intensivists operates around the clock, backed by cardiac ambulances for rapid patient transport.
Heart disease remains one of India’s leading causes of death, and early detection is what makes the difference between a stent and a bypass. The centre is built to catch problems at the diagnostic stage, before they escalate to emergency surgery.
Test | What It Detects |
2D & 4-D Echocardiography | Heart structure, valve function, pumping efficiency |
Transesophageal Echocardiography | Detailed heart imaging for complex or unclear cases |
Coronary & Peripheral Angiography | Blockages in heart and limb arteries |
Holter Monitoring | Irregular heart rhythms over 24–48 hours |
Ambulatory BP Monitoring | Blood pressure patterns during normal daily activity |
Computerized Stress Analysis | How the heart performs under physical exertion |
Peripheral & Transcranial Colour Doppler | Blood flow in limb and brain-supplying arteries |
Cardiac disease is often silent until it isn’t. If you have risk factors — family history, high blood pressure, diabetes, or unexplained fatigue — get a cardiac screening before symptoms force the issue.
Q: What is the difference between angiography and angioplasty?
A: Angiography is a diagnostic test that images blockages in the heart’s arteries using dye and X-rays, while angioplasty is the treatment that follows — physically opening the blocked artery with a balloon, usually with a stent placed to keep it open. Angiography tells you what’s wrong; angioplasty fixes it.
Q: How do I know if I need bypass surgery instead of angioplasty?
A: Bypass surgery (CABG) is typically recommended when a patient has multiple severely blocked arteries, blockage in the heart’s left main artery, or diabetes combined with widespread coronary disease — situations where a stent won’t adequately restore blood flow. A cardiologist determines this based on angiography results and overall heart function.
Q: Is beating-heart bypass surgery safer than traditional bypass?
A: Beating-heart (off-pump) bypass avoids stopping the heart and using a heart-lung machine, which can reduce certain risks like stroke and kidney complications, particularly in older patients or those with other health conditions. Not every patient is a candidate — a surgeon evaluates this case by case.
Q: What are the warning signs of a heart problem that need immediate attention?
A: Chest pain or pressure, shortness of breath, pain radiating to the arm or jaw, sudden dizziness, and irregular or racing heartbeat all warrant immediate cardiac evaluation. Anyone experiencing these symptoms should seek emergency care rather than waiting for a scheduled appointment.
Q: Does Global Hospital have 24/7 cardiac emergency care?
A: Yes. Global Hospital’s Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery Centre operates a cardiac ICU with round-the-clock monitoring and cardiac ambulance service, and the hospital itself runs 24/7 for emergency cardiac cases.