Cardiology (Heart)
What is cardiology?
Cardiology is a medical specialty and a branch of internal medicine that treats heart disease and abnormalities of the heart. Common heart conditions include congenital heart defects, coronary artery disease and heart failure.
Our approach
At Gleneagles Hospital, our team of cardiologists and cardiothoracic surgeons are known in the region for their deep expertise in treating complex heart conditions.
Our cardiology team partners with more than 300 specialist doctors across multiple disciplines to prioritise your care and treatment.
From preventive screening for congenital and hidden heart disorders to timely medical interventions, we offer a comprehensive range of services to safeguard your cardiac health.
Why choose Gleneagles Hospital?
At Gleneagles Hospital, our well-qualified cardiac surgeons are known in the region for their skills in procedures like minimally invasive heart surgery.
Heart patients experience good clinical outcomes from our hospital's use of med-tech innovations that combine robot-assisted instruments with high-resolution video technology in cardiac treatments.
Embark on your journey to recovery in the comfort and privacy of well-appointed rooms staffed by our dedicated team of professional nurses and therapists.
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