Congenital Heart Disease Catheterization
About Congenital Heart Disease Catheterization
A minimally invasive technique called Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) catheterization is used to identify and treat heart defects that are present from birth. Modern technology is used for this procedure at Hridayam Cardiac & Diagnostic Center to guarantee accuracy, security, and comfort.In order to measure oxygen levels, analyze heart structures, identify congenital defects like ASD, VSD, PDA, and valve disorders, and detect pressure changes, a thin catheter is inserted through a blood vessel.
Our team, which is led by Dr. Gaurav Yadav , has extensive experience with cardiac catheterization in both adults and children and provides individualized care.
We prioritize prompt intervention, precise diagnosis, and long-term heart health care. Throughout the procedure, our committed cardiac team makes sure every patient receives individualized guidance and compassionate care.
At Hridayam, your heart health is our priority.
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Why do People have Cardiac Catheterization?
A cardiac catheterization provides detailed information about how well the heart functions, helps diagnose problems, and allows doctors to perform life-saving procedures when needed. The thin catheter inserted through a blood vessel enables precise analysis of heart chambers, valves, and coronary arteries. During the procedure, your doctor may:- Inject contrast dye to take X-rays of narrowed or blocked arteries (coronary angiography)
- Perform PCI, angioplasty, or stenting to open blocked arteries
- Check pressure in all four heart chambers
- Measure oxygen levels in different heart chambers
- Assess pumping ability of the ventricles
- Detect structural abnormalities or valve defects
- Take a small tissue sample (biopsy) for further testing
What are the Risks of Cardiac Catheterization?
- Bleeding: At the catheter insertion site
- Infection: Rare and usually mild
- Allergic reactions: To the contrast dye (rash, nausea, hives)
- Blood vessel damage: Due to catheter movement
- Arrhythmias: Temporary irregular heartbeats
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