Cardiologist Dr. Samir Bahl
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Cardiologist Dr. Samir Bahl

Worked as a Consultant at Fortis Hospital
Dr. Samir Bahl is an esteemed cardiologist with over 21 years of experience in Non-Invasive Cardiology. Currently serving as Senior Consultant and HOD at Marengo QRG Hospital, he holds an MD and MBBS from AIIMS and completed a fellowship in Cardiology at HUG Geneva in Switzerland. With memberships
Qualification
MBBS, MD
Languages
English, Hindi

About the Doctor

Dr. Samir Bahl is an esteemed cardiologist with over 21 years of experience in Non-Invasive Cardiology. Currently serving as Senior Consultant and HOD at Marengo QRG Hospital, he holds an MD and MBBS from AIIMS and completed a fellowship in Cardiology at HUG Geneva in Switzerland. With memberships in ASE (America), IAE (India), and API, Dr. Bahl is recognized for providing personalized care to each patient. His expertise includes Aortic Dissection Repair Surgery, Minimal Access Valve Surgery, ASD Closure, Neonatal and Infant Cardiac Surgery, Complex Congenital Heart Surgery TAPVC, and more.

Areas of Expertise

Aortic Dissection Repair Surgery, Minimal access surgeries for valves, ASD (Atrial Septal Defect) Closure, Neonatal and Infant cardiac surgeries, Complex congenital heart surgeries, Single Ventricle Defects Surgery

Education & Qualifications

MBBS from AIIMS MD in Medicine from AIIMS Fellowship in Cardiology from HUG Geneva Switzerland

Professional Experience

21+ years of clinical experience Worked as a Consultant at Fortis Hospital Worked as Senior Consultant Alchemist Institute of Medical Sciences Worked as Senior Consultant in Max Super Specialty hospital

Treatments & Procedures

Aortic Dissection Repair Surgery, Minimal access surgeries for valves, Neonatal and Infant cardiac surgeries, Complex congenital heart surgeries, Single Ventricle Defects Surgery
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