Dr. Pankaj Ranjan

Profile:

Dr PANKAJ did his graduation from Calcutta University in year 2000. After he did his masters in Internal Medicine from RIMS Ranchi in 2004. For his postdoctoral course in cardiology he joined IPGMER KOLKATA in 2005. He completed his DM in Cardiology in 2008.During residency he received exhaustive training in non invasive cardiology and intervention cardiology including device implantations. He started his carrier as interventional cardiologist with Kailash Hospital Noida in year 2008. After that he has served as senior consultant in interveventional cardiology in various hospitals of NCR Dehi.He has done more than10000 cardiac procedures including more than 2500 angioplasties and more than 1000 device implantations (including AICD,CRT-P,CRT-D) independently.He is also an expert in radial interventions and done more than 200 angioplasties through radial route. He is routinely doing complex angioplasties including Left main, calcified vessels. He also does interventions in adult congenital heart diseases. His special area of interest is CORONARY INTERVENTIONS and DEVICE IMPLANTATIONS.At present he is heading department of Cardiology at Yatharth Hospitals.

Work Experience:

• Currently working as a HOD & Senior Consultant - Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Greater Noida
• Consultant at Paras Hospitals, Gurgaon
• Consultant Cardiologist at Kailash Hospital & Heart Institute, Noida
• Registrar at Aram Apollo Hospital, Ranchi
• Interventional Cardiologist at Rockland Hospitals, New Delhi
• Senior Consultant at Metro Heart Institute, Noida

Education & Fellowships:

• MBBS 1994-2000 Medical College Calcutta, Calcutta University
• MD (General Medicine) 2001-2004 Rims, Ranchi Ranchi University
• DM (Cardiology) 2005-2008 IPGMER, Kolkata West Bengal University of Health Sciences, Kolkata

Specialty Interest:

• Coronary interventions and Device implantations
• CRT implantation

Research and Publications:

• CRP IN COMPLETE HEART BLOCK CSI2007
• PACING IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION CSI UPDATE 2007
• DYSPHAGIA AORTICA.
• EXTRINSIC ESOPHAGEAL COMPRESSION LEADING TO DYSPHAGIA (IHJ 2008)