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PRISM-PCI Conclave 2026: India's Role in Cardiac Innovation

PRISM-PCI Conclave 2026: India's Role in Cardiac Innovation
PRISM-PCI Conclave at Vapi: How Heart Care Has Evolved—and How India Is Now Helping Shape What Comes Next · livemint.com

The PRISM-PCI Conclave 2026 was a big meeting in India about heart care.

Doctors from all over the world came to talk about how heart treatments have changed over the years.

They discussed how India is now making important new technologies for heart care, which are helping people not just in India but also around the world.

The meeting also talked about how important it is to prevent heart disease early, especially since more young people are getting it.

India is now a leader in heart care innovation, making treatments better and more affordable for everyone.

Key facts

Event
PRISM-PCI Conclave 2026
Host
Meril Life Sciences
Location
Vapi, India
Date
January 16-18, 2026
Participants
Nearly 300 interventional cardiologists
Key Speaker
Dr. Ashok Seth, Chairman, Fortis Escorts Heart Institute
International Speaker
Dr. Samin Sharma, Director of Interventional Cardiology, Mount Sinai Health System
Meril's Focus
Precision-led care and technology innovation

Quotes

Dr. Ashok Seth

Chairman, Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi

“India has moved from being a consumer of global innovation to becoming a contributor. The last few decades have seen remarkable progress—not only in the number of patients treated, but in the quality, complexity, and care making advances in technology more affordable for patient outcomes. Technology innovations like these are being applauded by the world.”
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Dr. Samin Sharma

Director of Interventional Cardiology at the Mount Sinai Health System, New York

“The future of angioplasty lies in understanding the disease better—using imaging and physiology to guide decisions. This approach improves safety and consistency, especially as cases become more complex worldwide.”
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Sanjeev Bhatt

Senior Vice President at Meril

“Cardiovascular disease today is not just a clinical challenge, it is a national priority. Precision-led care, supported by strong clinical evidence and integrated technology platforms, is essential if we want to improve outcomes for millions of patients. What is equally important is that India now has the capability to develop these life-saving technologies at scale.”
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