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JP Nadda Undergoes Coronary Angiography at AIIMS, Explain Doctors
Mr. JP Nadda is an important minister who looks after health for the country.
He went to a big hospital in Delhi because he was not feeling well.
The doctors at the hospital did a special test on his heart called coronary angiography.
This test uses a tiny tube and special dye to take pictures of the blood pipes that feed the heart.
The pictures show if the blood pipes are blocked or too narrow.
The doctors say Mr. Nadda is doing okay and he is staying in the hospital so they can watch him closely.
The hospital has not told everyone what the test showed.
Doing this test does not mean someone has had a heart attack.
Doctors use it to check whether the heart is getting enough blood and to decide the best next step.
Union Health Minister JP Nadda was admitted to AIIMS Delhi after experiencing uneasiness.
He underwent a coronary angiography on the evening of August 13.
AIIMS confirmed Nadda is stable and remains admitted for observation in the Department of Cardiology.
The hospital has not disclosed a specific diagnosis or the angiography findings.
Coronary angiography is an invasive test using contrast dye and X-rays to check for narrowed or blocked coronary arteries.
- Who
- JP Nadda, Union Health Minister
- What
- Admitted to AIIMS Delhi and underwent a coronary angiography
- Where
- AIIMS Delhi, Department of Cardiology
- When
- Evening of August 13
- Why
- He experienced uneasiness that could potentially be related to the heart, prompting cardiac evaluation
Key facts
- Patient
- JP Nadda, Union Health Minister
- Hospital
- AIIMS Delhi
- Procedure
- Coronary angiography
- Date
- Evening of August 13
- Status
- Stable, under observation
- Department
- Cardiology
- Diagnosis
- Not disclosed
- Guidelines referenced
- AHA 2025 Acute Coronary Syndromes Guideline, 2024 ESC guidelines








