Treatments & Procedures

ABO-incompatible kidney transplantation allows patients to receive a kidney from a living donor despite blood group incompatibility, using advanced treatments to reduce the risk of rejection.

Adult congenital heart defect care focuses on diagnosing, monitoring, and treating heart conditions present from birth that continue into adulthood.

Aortic balloon valvulotomy is performed to treat aortic valve stenosis, particularly in children and young patients.

Aortic disease treatment focuses on managing aneurysms, dissections, and other serious conditions involving the aorta.

Aortic root replacement is recommended for aneurysms or serious disease affecting the section of the aorta attached to the heart.

Balloon atrial septostomy is commonly performed in critically ill newborns with complex congenital heart defects to improve oxygen levels before definitive surgery.

A cadaveric donor kidney transplant helps restore kidney function in patients with end-stage kidney disease using a donated kidney from a deceased donor.

Coarctation of aorta stenting is performed to treat narrowing of the body's main artery, helping reduce strain on the heart and improve circulation.

Complex coronary interventions are specialised procedures performed for severe or difficult coronary artery blockages that may not respond to standard angioplasty techniques.

CABG is recommended for severe coronary artery disease when blocked arteries reduce blood supply to the heart muscle.

Coronary artery disease treatment helps restore healthy blood flow to the heart and reduce the risk of heart attacks.

Desensitisation therapy is performed before transplant surgery to lower harmful antibodies in the recipient's body, allowing successful transplantation in high-risk or incompatible donor cases.

Electrophysiology procedures help identify and treat irregular heartbeats using specialised minimally invasive techniques.

Heart failure therapy helps manage symptoms and improve circulation when the heart cannot pump blood efficiently.

A living donor kidney transplant is performed to replace a failed kidney with a healthy donor kidney, helping restore normal kidney function and improve quality of life.

Cardiac tumour management focuses on diagnosing and removing tumours that may interfere with heart function or blood flow.

UTI management focuses on diagnosing and treating urinary tract infections early to relieve symptoms, prevent complications, and protect kidney health.

Mitral valve surgery is performed when the valve becomes narrowed or leaky, affecting the heart's pumping efficiency.

Paediatric ECMO is used when the heart or lungs cannot function adequately despite intensive medical treatment.

PDA stenting keeps the patent ductus arteriosus open to improve oxygen delivery in babies with complex congenital heart conditions.

Pericardial disease treatment helps manage inflammation, fluid build-up, or thickening of the sac surrounding the heart.

Pulmonary artery stenting is performed to treat narrowing in the arteries supplying blood to the lungs, commonly associated with congenital heart disease.

Pulmonary balloon valvulotomy improves blood flow from the heart to the lungs by widening the narrowed pulmonary valve.

A renal biopsy helps diagnose kidney diseases, evaluate kidney function, and guide treatment decisions by examining kidney tissue under a microscope.

Redo cardiac surgery may be needed when previous heart operations fail, valves deteriorate, or new heart conditions develop.

Transjugular renal biopsy is used when a standard kidney biopsy may not be safe due to bleeding risks or other medical conditions. The procedure allows doctors to collect kidney tissue through a vein in the neck.

Valve repair or replacement surgery is recommended when heart valves become narrowed, leaky, or damaged, affecting the heart's ability to pump blood effectively.

VSD device closure helps correct abnormal blood flow caused by a ventricular septal defect without the need for open-heart surgery in selected patients.