Consultant Cardiologist
Dr Balvinder Wasan is a consultant cardiologist at Welbeck Health, specialising in cardiovascular disease.
He manages all aspects of cardiovascular disease, including screening high-risk patients for ischaemic heart disease and investigating patients with symptoms of coronary artery disease. He also specialises in coronary angiography & coronary angioplasty.
Dr Wasan was accredited as a Cardiologist in 2004 & was appointed, & continues to work, as a Consultant Cardiologist at the Queen Elizabeth & St Thomas’ Hospitals. He is also a clinical director at Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust in London.
Dr Wasan has undertaken research in the changes in cardiac function after angioplasty & bypass surgery; cardiac risk factors and coronary artery disease
He is an author on a number of original publications arising from this work, as well as authored peer-reviewed papers on cardiac function, echocardiography, arrhythmias and hypertension.
Fellow of Royal College of Physicians London
British Cardiac Society
British Cardiovascular Intervention Society
Independent Doctors Federation
British Medical Association
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