SAVE LIVES - cardiac surgery for the less affluent
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FACILITIES


  • FOR PATIENTS




    1) Newborns, infants, children and adults with cardiac diseases will be operated

    2) Those with annual income of less than Rs 72,000/- can undergo free cardiac surgery

         which will include follow up.

    3) Those with annual income between RS 72,000/- to Rs 2,00,000/- will pay a portion

         of the expenses depending on their financial status.

    4) Treatment perimeter includes Congenital, acquired, ischaemic and Aortic Valve diseases

  • ELIGIBILITY




    1) Ration Card

    2) Annual Income Certificate

    3) Voter ID

    4) Attested Photograph of patient by a Gazetted officer

  • DON0R




    1) Tax Exemption Certificate 80G

    2) FCRA

    3) Facilities for payment by Cheque, DD, Transfer between A/C

NOTABLE NOTES

 

Athlete's heart

"Athlete's heart" is a common term for an enlarged heart associated with repeated strenuous exercise. Due to the increased workload required of it, the heart will increase physiologically by enlarging its chambers and muscle mass, thus increasing the volume of blood pumped per stroke. As a result, the heart has to contract less frequently and at rest will beat as few as 40 times per minute. The average number of beats per minute in a non "athlete's heart" is 70 beats. "Athletes heart" is not pathological, and there is usually no danger of cardiac disability arising from it.