Dr. Shuvo Dutta
Senior Consultant Cardiologist
MD(Cal), MRCP(UK), FRCP(London), FACC(USA)
Director - Interventional Cardiology,
Head Quality Assurance - Cathlab
B. M. Birla Heart Research Centre, Kolkata
Heart Disease
An Epidemic Today
- Heart disease has emerged as the number one killer among Indians – according to recent study by RGI (Registrar General of India) and ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research).
- India with > 1.2 billion people, is estimated to account for 60% of heart disease worldwide. 50% of heart attacks happen under 50 years of age and 25% under the age of 40 years.
- With such data we need to fight this epidemic in India and help develop a “Heal Thy Community” awareness of prevention
Meet India's Premiere Interventional Cardiologist
Dr. Shuvo Dutta
Expertise
Cardiology
Angiogram & Angioplasty
The gradual build up of fat within the blood vessel of the heart causes narrowing and when it becomes significantly narrowed it obstructs adequate blood flow demanded by the heart's muscle leading to demand and supply disparity.
Then a balloon, calculated according to the size of the blood vessel, is inserted and inflated at the site of blockage, thus making passage for deployment of stent. Stent is a metal mesh which is mounted on a balloon and taken to the site of blockage where a passage was made with a previous balloon.
The balloon on which the stent is loaded is inflated thus deploying the stent to keep the blocked area open. The balloon is removed.
The gradual build up of fat within the blood vessel of the heart causes narrowing and when it becomes significantly narrowed it obstructs adequate blood flow demanded by the heart's muscle leading to demand and supply disparity.Then a balloon, calculated according to the size of the blood vessel, is inserted and inflated at the site of blockage, thus making passage for deployment of stent. Stent is a metal mesh which is mounted on a balloon and taken to the site of blockage where a passage was made with a previous balloon.
The balloon on which the stent is loaded is inflated thus deploying the stent to keep the blocked area open. The balloon is removed.
Primary Angioplasty
Primary angioplasty is an angioplasty done as a life-saving emergency procedure in a patient with an on-going heart attack.
Heart attacks occur due to sudden total occlusion of a pre-existing partial block, thereby completely cutting off the blood supply to a portion of a heart muscle. These 100 per cent blockages need to be removed within 3-6 hours from the onset of heart attack; else the muscle of the heart gets damaged permanently. It has been proved that Angioplasty at this stage prevents permanent heart muscle damage and helps reduce hospital stay so that the patients can be discharged within 3-4 days.
Primary angioplasty is an angioplasty done as a life-saving emergency procedure in a patient with an on-going heart attack.Heart attacks occur due to sudden total occlusion of a pre-existing partial block, thereby completely cutting off the blood supply to a portion of a heart muscle. These 100 per cent blockages need to be removed within 3-6 hours from the onset of heart attack; else the muscle of the heart gets damaged permanently. It has been proved that Angioplasty at this stage prevents permanent heart muscle damage and helps reduce hospital stay so that the patients can be discharged within 3-4 days.
Peripheral Angioplasty
Renal Artery Stenting
Stenting of blocked renal arteries supplying blood to the kidneys are done in patients who have associated uncontrolled high blood pressure or rapidly worsening kidney function. Blocks in both renal arteries benefit by stenting as it prevents kidney damage progression and in hypertensive patients makes blood pressure control easier.
Many such patients also present with recurrent acute fluid accumulation in the lungs called flash pulm,onary edema which after stenting of both renal arteries is cured. The procedure is similar to coronary artery stenting.
Stenting of blocked renal arteries supplying blood to the kidneys are done in patients who have associated uncontrolled high blood pressure or rapidly worsening kidney function. Blocks in both renal arteries benefit by stenting as it prevents kidney damage progression and in hypertensive patients makes blood pressure control easier.Many such patients also present with recurrent acute fluid accumulation in the lungs called flash pulm,onary edema which after stenting of both renal arteries is cured. The procedure is similar to coronary artery stenting.
Carotid Angioplasty
Blood vessels supplying the brain also develops blockages called carotid artery stenosis and such patients usually present to the Neurologist with brain stroke or multiple episodes of transient weakness of arms, legs or slurred speech with rapid improvement known as TIA.
Such patients when diagnosed that the source of their problem is criotical blockage of carotid arteries from which small fragements are going to the brain undergo carotid stenting which is done with a distal protection decvice which ensures of further cerebral attacks from debar getting dislodged into the brain during the process of carotid stenting. All patients with cerebral stroke and not hemorrhage identified by MRI or CT brain should have routine Doppler ultrasound of both neck vessels to ensure that no blockages in the neck vessels are the source of their problem which need such treatment.
Blood vessels supplying the brain also develops blockages called carotid artery stenosis and such patients usually present to the Neurologist with brain stroke or multiple episodes of transient weakness of arms, legs or slurred speech with rapid improvement known as TIA.Such patients when diagnosed that the source of their problem is criotical blockage of carotid arteries from which small fragements are going to the brain undergo carotid stenting which is done with a distal protection decvice which ensures of further cerebral attacks from debar getting dislodged into the brain during the process of carotid stenting. All patients with cerebral stroke and not hemorrhage identified by MRI or CT brain should have routine Doppler ultrasound of both neck vessels to ensure that no blockages in the neck vessels are the source of their problem which need such treatment.
Complex Coronary Angioplasty
Bifurcation Stenting
Bifurcation Stenting is done when major blood vessel is diseased and extends into its two major branches, both of which require to be stented along with the main blood vessel. Various complex techniques are available to treat such disease.
Bifurcation Stenting is done when major blood vessel is diseased and extends into its two major branches, both of which require to be stented along with the main blood vessel. Various complex techniques are available to treat such disease.
Rotablation with Stenting
Rotablation is a technique for treating calcified coronary arteries with calcific blockages obstructing passage of balloand and stents for successful angioplasty.
It has a diamond studded head called burr which is made to rotate at a speed of 1,50,000 to 1,90,000 revolution per minute. To prevent the burr from overheating from friction, cold fluid is sprayed continuously during rotablating. This drills through the blocked arteries allowing passage of balloons and proper expansion of stents.
Rotablation is a technique for treating calcified coronary arteries with calcific blockages obstructing passage of balloand and stents for successful angioplasty.
It has a diamond studded head called burr which is made to rotate at a speed of 1,50,000 to 1,90,000 revolution per minute. To prevent the burr from overheating from friction, cold fluid is sprayed continuously during rotablating. This drills through the blocked arteries allowing passage of balloons and proper expansion of stents.
Career Highlights
- Invited in Euro PCR 2019 in Paris from 21st to 24th May 2019 as a expert panelist in closing holes: a florilege of complex cases.
- Participated in Euro PCR 2018 Paris as Expert Panelist in Coronary Stent Compression : Management Options.
- TCT 2011 San Francisco USA 7 th – 11 th November as a Advisory Faculty member on Challenging Cases chosen from submissions sent in by TCT Faculty Advisors.
- Participated in Euro PCR 2017 Paris as a panelist in Update Heart Failure Management.
- Participated in Euro PCR 2016 Paris in Challenges and complication during Transradial PCI.
- First coronary angioplasty from wrist in India covered by DD News.
- EURO PCR in Paris 2013 21 st – 24 th May Invited as a Associate Faculty and case presentation Management in a case of NSTE – ACS and interactive case corner.
- TCT 2012 in MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION USA on October 22- 26th. Invited 24 th Annual Scientific Symposium As a Advisory Faculty Member.
- EURO PCR in Paris 2012 – 15th to 18th May. Invited as a Associate Faculty and to participate one of two dedicated scientific sessions called “Interactive casebased review discussions.”
- EURO PCR in Paris 2011 – 17th to 20th May. Invited as a Co- Chair Person – Bifurcation Techniques and Speaker – Take home message on Bifurcation Technique.
- TCT 2010 September Walter E. Washington Convention Centre, Washington DC as a ADVISORY FACULTY
- October 2007 TCT – Washington Convention Centre, Washington DC as a Faculty.
- Guest faculty in Euro PCR Barcelona, Spain in May 2007.
- The 10 th Anniversary, Interventional Vascular Therapeutics, Angioplasty Summit 2005, TCT Asia Pacific in Seoul Korea as Guest Faculty and case presentation.
- Asia PCR Singapore LIVE 2010, Case presentation Meet the experts: Left Main Stenting.
- Singapore LIVE 2005 as a Guest Faculty and case presentation.
- Complex Catheter Therapeutics 2004 Cobe, Japan, as a International Faculty and Case presentation.
- Complex Catheter Therapeutics 2003 Cobe, Japan, as a international Faculty Member & Chair, and Case presentation.
- EURO PCR in Paris 2012 – 15th to 18th May. Invited as a Associate Faculty and to participate one of two dedicated scientific sessions called “Interactive casebased review discussions.”
- 6th Complex Coronary Intervention Conference live demonstration of direct stenting in Toyohasi, Japan – Guest Faculty.
- The 11th Great wall International Congress of Cardiology 2000, as a Faculty Member in Beijing, China and.-Live case transmission of complex PTCA.
- Paper presented on Aorta Illiac Stenting at the GET 2000 Meeting – Monaco.
- First carotid artery angioplasty in the country – reported in NEWS Coverage.
- First support coronary angioplasty with cardio pulmonary support was done successfully in Eastern Region.
- First ICD implantation in Eastern Region.
- First pacemaker implantation in a youngest patient in Eastern Region.
- Pioneer of coronary angioplasty & stenting in Eastern Region since 1990.
Work Experience
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plus Years of Experience
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plus Angiograms
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plus Angioplasties
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plus bmv, icd, crtd & pacemakers
Note :: Due to lack of Data from 1990 to 1995 the exact numbers for the above mentioned procedures are much higher. The data given for the above mentioned procedures are from 1996.
Patient News
Blackouts & Treatment
This X-ray is of a gentleman of 54 years who had pacemaker implanted for frequent blackouts due to documented rhythm failure. Was well but suddenly had recurrence of blackouts.
Tests showed normal pacemaker backup, but a new rhythm disturbance (VT) now causing this symptom.
X-Ray Plate of Patient
Current Status
ICD was implanted on the right side. Patient subsequently has received many shocks, but no further blackouts.
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