Indoindians Community Health Seminar with Dr. Saurabh Rastogi, Cardiologist, visiting from Singapore.
Heart Disease Among Healthy People – The risk of no risk.ย
There is an increasing proportion of individuals presenting with heart attack who do not have standard risk factors for heart disease .
The talk aims to educate on the non conventional cardiac risk factors.
Date: Saturday 18th May from 3pm – 5pm
Venue: Wayang Auditorium, Embassy of India, 27th Floor, GAMA Tower, Kuningan
Register here >> bit.ly/ii-18may
Light Refreshments will be served
This is FREE event and open to all.
Join Online Zoom LIVE stream >> bit.ly/zoom-live-18may
Private 1-1 Consultations
Please note that Dr. Rastogi is available for private consultations (no charge) on Sat 18th, 9am – 1pm & Sun 19th from 9am – 4pm at Hotel JW Marriott, Mega Kuningan.
For appointment >> bit.ly/appt-doctor
This is FREE event and open to all.
About Dr. Saurabh Rastogi
Dr. Saurabh Rastogi is a cardiologist at Gleneagles Hospital with Nobel Heart Centre.ย His subspecialty is in interventional cardiology for the treatment of coronary artery disease. He has practiced medicine for more than 15 years. His clinical expertise includes complex coronary angioplasty/stenting, intracoronary imaging and hemodynamic assessment, and advanced heart failure management.
Prior to joining Gleneagles, Dr Rastogi practiced at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. He was the former Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and lead initiatives to provide for timely care for heart attack patients. On joining NTFGH, at its inception, he streamlined operations and was the Clinician lead for the Heart Failure Program, Cardiac Rehabilitation Service and Noninvasive Diagnostic laboratory. Apart from his clinical duties he was engaged in Medical Student and Senior Resident teaching. He was the Associate program Director of NUHS Cardiology Senior Residency program.
Before moving to Singapore, Dr. Rastogi practiced as a Consultant in Interventional Cardiology and Heart Failure in the greater Seattle area, USA. He is currently a visiting consultant at NTFGH and the National University Hospital
