Coronary Angiography
Angiography in Deoghar to check the heart's arteries for narrowing or blockage. A thin catheter is guided from the wrist or groin and contrast dye shows blood flow on X-ray — usually in 30–60 minutes under local anaesthesia.
Heart care close to home — from ECG, ECHO and TMT tests to coronary angiography, angioplasty (PTCA) and cardiac emergency care in our Cath Lab in Deoghar.
These can be signs of a heart attack. Don't wait for symptoms to settle — call our emergency team now and come straight to Tridev Hospital.
Heart problems need quick, accurate answers. At Tridev Hospital, our cardiology department brings together a cardiologist-led OPD, non-invasive heart tests, a cardiac Cath Lab and emergency support under one roof — so patients from Deoghar and nearby districts don't have to travel far for angiography, angioplasty or urgent cardiac care.
Whether you need a routine heart checkup, have ongoing chest pain, or have been advised a coronary angiography, our heart specialists will explain your options clearly and plan treatment around your needs.
From your first heart test to advanced procedures in the Cath Lab, every step is guided by our cardiology team.
Angiography in Deoghar to check the heart's arteries for narrowing or blockage. A thin catheter is guided from the wrist or groin and contrast dye shows blood flow on X-ray — usually in 30–60 minutes under local anaesthesia.
Angioplasty in Deoghar to open blocked coronary arteries. A small balloon widens the artery and a stent keeps it open, restoring blood flow to the heart — often without open-heart surgery.
Rapid assessment of chest pain with ECG and blood tests in our 24×7 emergency, and heart attack treatment including clot-dissolving medicines or angioplasty, as your doctor advises.
Close monitoring after a heart attack, angioplasty or for heart failure and rhythm problems, with continuous ECG monitoring and attentive nursing care.
For a heartbeat that is too slow or irregular, a small pacemaker placed under the skin helps keep the heart rhythm steady, with regular follow-up checks afterwards.
ECG records the heart's electrical activity, ECHO is an ultrasound of the heart's pumping and valves, and TMT (treadmill test) checks how the heart responds to exercise.
A cardiac checkup in Deoghar for people with diabetes, high BP, high cholesterol, smoking or a family history of heart disease — find problems early, before symptoms start.
See a heart specialist in Deoghar for chest pain, breathlessness, palpitations, high BP or heart failure, and for follow-up after angioplasty or a heart attack.
Long-term management of high blood pressure, heart failure and irregular heartbeat, with medicines, lifestyle guidance and regular review.
Knowing what happens next makes a procedure less worrying. Here is how a planned angiography or angioplasty usually goes.
The cardiologist reviews your symptoms, ECG, ECHO and blood reports, explains the procedure and takes your consent. You may be asked not to eat for a few hours, and to tell us about all your medicines, allergies and kidney problems.
You stay awake while the area at your wrist or groin is numbed. A thin catheter is guided to the heart and images are taken. If a significant blockage is found, angioplasty may be done in the same sitting when appropriate.
You are monitored for a few hours after angiography, or in the cardiac ICU after angioplasty. We explain your medicines, activity limits and follow-up visits before discharge.
In a heart attack, every minute matters. Getting to a hospital with a Cath Lab quickly gives the heart the best chance of recovery.
Women, older people and people with diabetes may have milder or unusual symptoms. Don't drive yourself — have someone bring you, or call us.
Yes. Tridev Hospital at Bajla Chowk, Castair Town, Deoghar has a cardiac Cath Lab for procedures such as coronary angiography and coronary angioplasty (PTCA), supported by our emergency department and cardiac care team.
Coronary angiography is a diagnostic test: a thin catheter and contrast dye show whether the heart's arteries are narrowed or blocked. Coronary angioplasty (PTCA) is a treatment: a small balloon opens the blocked artery and a stent is usually placed to keep it open.
The procedure itself usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes and is done under local anaesthesia through the wrist or groin. Most patients are observed for a few hours afterwards; your cardiologist will advise when you can go home.
Treat chest pain as an emergency. Call Tridev Hospital's emergency line on +91 96615 30138, keep the person at rest, do not let them drive themselves, and come to the hospital without delay. Early treatment of a heart attack saves heart muscle.
Tridev Hospital offers ECG, ECHO (echocardiography) and TMT (treadmill test) along with heart checkups, so the cardiologist can assess your heart and decide whether further tests such as angiography are needed.
Book online on our appointment page or call the helpline on +91 62049 57365. Please bring previous ECG, ECHO and blood reports and a list of your current medicines.