Rotablation

Cardiac angioplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that opens narrowed or blocked arteries to restore blood flow to the heart. It is most often performed for patients with coronary artery disease or other heart problems that limit oxygen supply to the heart muscle. During the procedure, a tiny balloon is used to compress plaque against

Severe coronary artery disease with heavy calcium buildup can make standard angioplasty less effective. In such complex cases,rotablation angioplasty offers a specialized solution that is designed to prepare rigid coronary arteries for successful heart stent surgery safely. Understanding how this procedure works, who it is suitable for, and what recovery involves can help patients make

Rotablation angioplasty is a specialised heart procedure used to treat calcified coronary artery blockages that don’t respond well to standard angioplasty. The procedure uses a rotablator device, which carefully sands down hardened calcium deposits inside the coronary arteries, restoring blood flow and preparing the vessel for balloon angioplasty and stenting. Patients often ask how this