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PRISM-PCI Conclave Highlights India's Role in Heart Care Evolution

PRISM-PCI Conclave Highlights India's Role in Heart Care Evolution
PRISM-PCI Conclave At Vapi: How Heart Care Has Evolved And How India Is Now Helping Shape What Comes Next · republicworld.com

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

It brought together doctors from all over the world to talk about how treating heart diseases has changed over the years.

They discussed new technologies and methods that make heart treatments safer and more precise.

India has become very important in this field, not just by using new technologies but also by creating them.

The meeting also talked about how to prevent heart diseases, especially in younger people.

Overall, it showed that India is playing a big role in shaping the future of heart care globally.

Key facts

Event
PRISM-PCI Conclave 2026
Host
Meril Life Sciences
Location
Vapi, India
Dates
January 16-18, 2026
Participants
Nearly 300 interventional cardiologists
Key Theme
Precision Revascularization using Innovation-Guided Strategy for Complex PCI
Notable Speakers
Dr. Ashok Seth, Dr. Samin Sharma, Sanjeev Bhatt
Focus Areas
Advanced cardiac technologies, prevention, and global innovation

Quotes

Dr. Praveen Chandra

Chairman, Interventional Cardiology, Cardiac Care at Medanta - The Medicity

“We now have advanced cardiac interventions - including a range of valve repair and replacement options, where damaged heart valves are either repaired to restore proper function or replaced with artificial valves; minimally invasive small access surgery, which uses smaller incisions to reduce pain, scarring, and recovery time; robotic surgery, utilizing robotic assistance for enhanced precision and control during complex procedures; and interventions to manage uncontrolled blood pressure and cholesterol.”
assamtribune.com
“By integrating medical expertise, technology, and community health programs into a unified strategy, we can transform heart care from being reactive to proactive—preventing avoidable complications and saving countless lives.”
assamtribune.com

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