Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Advanced stenting saves elder at KIMS Saveera
A 67-year-old man named Dudekula Dastagiri had a very serious heart problem.
Doctors at KIMS Saveera Hospital in Anantapur used a special tool called OCT to help them place a tiny tube called a stent in his heart.
This helped his heart work better without needing a big surgery.
The doctor who did this was named Dr. Spandana.
The man is now feeling much better and has gone home.
A 67-year-old patient with critical triple vessel disease was successfully treated using advanced OCT-guided stenting.
The procedure avoided the need for open-heart bypass surgery.
A cardiology team led by Dr. Spandana performed the complex intervention.
The patient made a full recovery and was discharged in stable condition.
The advanced imaging technology ensured precise stent placement.
- Who
- Dudekula Dastagiri, a 67-year-old patient
- What
- Advanced OCT-guided stenting procedure
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- KIMS Saveera Hospital, Anantapur
- Why
- To avoid open-heart bypass surgery and treat critical triple vessel disease
- Patient Name
- Dudekula Dastagiri
- Patient Age
- 67
- Hospital
- KIMS Saveera Hospital
- Procedure
- Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)-guided stenting
- Condition
- Critical triple vessel disease, severe narrowing of the left main coronary artery
- Doctor
- Dr. Spandana
- Recovery
- Successful, discharged in stable condition