Srinagar, Aug 4: In yet another milestone highlighting the growing trust in advanced cardiac care available in Kashmir, Paras Health Srinagar successfully performed a complex coronary intervention on a patient who travelled all the way from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, for treatment.
The patient, diagnosed with complex multivessel coronary artery disease (CAD), underwent an advanced complex coronary intervention under the supervision of Dr. Mohd Maqbool Sohil, Director – Interventional Cardiology, PARAS Health Srinagar, and was discharged in a stable condition within just 24 hours of the procedure.
The case underscores the growing reputation of Paras Health Srinagar as a centre of excellence for advanced cardiac interventions, attracting patients from across the country for specialized treatment.
Sharing details of the case, Dr Sohil, said the patient presented with complex multivessel coronary artery disease requiring meticulous planning and advanced interventional expertise.
“Managing complex multivessel coronary artery disease demands precision, experience and a patient-centric approach. Every case is unique, and our priority is to provide the safest and most effective treatment using advanced interventional techniques. We are delighted that the procedure was successful and that the patient recovered remarkably well, allowing discharge within 24 hours. It is encouraging to see patients travelling from different parts of the country to seek advanced cardiac care in Kashmir, reflecting the trust they have in our clinical expertise and infrastructure,” Dr. Sohil said.
Expressing gratitude to the medical team, the patient shared an emotional message following the successful treatment.
“I just wanted to express my heartfelt gratitude for the exceptional care and support you’ve provided. Thank you for always being so kind, patient and genuinely helpful. Your dedication to your patients goes far beyond treatment, and your personal care and guidance have made a real difference. You are not only an outstanding cardiologist but also a wonderful human being. Your expertise, compassion and willingness to help are truly inspiring. Thank you once again for everything you’ve done. Wishing you continued success and good health. We are truly grateful to have a doctor like you,” the patient said.
Dr. Murtuza Habib, Associate Vice President and Facility Director, Paras Health Srinagar, congratulated the cardiology team for the successful intervention and said the achievement reflects the hospital’s commitment to delivering world-class healthcare with compassion.
“This case reflects the exceptional capabilities of our clinical teams and our unwavering commitment to patient-centric care. At Paras Health Srinagar, we have invested significantly in advanced technology, skilled specialists and robust clinical protocols to ensure that patients receive the highest standards of treatment close to home. The fact that patients are now travelling from distant states like Gujarat to seek treatment at our hospital is a testimony to the confidence people have in our doctors and healthcare services. We remain committed to strengthening super-speciality healthcare in the region while ensuring compassionate, accessible and quality medical care for every patient,” Dr. Habib said.
Paras Health Srinagar has emerged as one of the leading multi-speciality healthcare institutions in Jammu and Kashmir, offering comprehensive tertiary and quaternary care services across cardiology, cardiac sciences, gastroenterology, oncology, neurosciences, orthopaedics, nephrology, critical care and several other super-speciality disciplines. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a team of experienced specialists, the hospital continues to provide advanced, minimally invasive treatment options, reducing hospital stay, improving recovery outcomes and enhancing the overall patient experience.
The successful management of this complex cardiac case further reinforces Paras Health Srinagar’s growing reputation as a trusted referral centre for advanced cardiac interventions, serving patients not only from Jammu and Kashmir but also from across the country.
