Advanced imaging can reduce risk of cardiac complications after angioplasty: experts
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Kozhikode Advanced imaging techniques that allow cardiologists to examine coronary arteries from within during angioplasty can reduce the risk of subsequent cardiac complications and repeat procedures, particularly in patients with complex blockages, experts have said. The importance of wider adoption of these techniques in India was highlighted at the 10th annual conference of the Society for Coronary Imaging and Physiology (SCIP India), inaugurated by Cardiological Society of India president Dr. Dhiman Kahali here on Saturday (November 14, 2026). Dr.
Kahali said advanced imaging was transforming the treatment of complex coronary blockages. “A successful angioplasty is not just about opening a blocked artery. What matters is keeping it open and protecting the patient from future complications,” he said. Organising chairman Dr.
Ali Faizal said that while an angiogram showed where an artery was narrowed, advanced imaging revealed the underlying nature of the blockage, helping doctors plan more effective treatment. Organising secretary Dr. P.K.
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