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In a new step that strengthens Royal Hospital Hurghada’s position as one of the leading providers of cardiac care services in Hurghada and the Red Sea Governorate, the hospital has opened its advanced Cardiac Catheterization Unit to provide diagnostic and therapeutic services for heart diseases according to the highest international medical standards.
This unit comes as part of the hospital’s ongoing plan to develop its medical services and provide advanced cardiac care in Hurghada using the latest technologies. This helps ensure rapid intervention in cardiac emergencies and heart attack cases, reduce complications, and improve patients’ quality of life.
Cardiac Catheterization Services in Hurghada
The Cardiac Catheterization Unit at Royal Hospital provides a comprehensive range of diagnostic and therapeutic services, including:
• Diagnostic catheterization to accurately assess the coronary arteries.
• Therapeutic catheterization and heart stent placement.
• Rapid management of emergency heart attack cases.
• Pacemaker implantation to treat heart rhythm disorders.
• Follow-up for chronic heart disease cases.
• Assessment of heart muscle and blood vessel function.
• Support for cardiac emergency cases in Hurghada and the Red Sea Governorate.
Pacemaker Implantation in Hurghada
The Cardiac Catheterization Unit provides pacemaker implantation services using the latest medical devices to treat slow heart rate or irregular heartbeat.
This is performed under the supervision of a specialized medical team, with careful follow-up after the procedure to ensure the best treatment outcomes and help improve the quality of life for patients suffering from cardiac electrical rhythm disorders.
Latest Cardiac Catheterization Equipment in the Red Sea Governorate
The Cardiac Catheterization Unit at Royal Hospital Hurghada relies on the latest cardiac catheterization equipment, while applying the highest standards of quality, safety, and infection control.
This contributes to providing accurate and safe medical care for patients, whether in diagnostic or therapeutic cases, making the unit a strong addition to cardiac services within the Red Sea Governorate.
Supervised by Elite Cardiology Consultants and University Professors
The Cardiac Catheterization Unit at Royal Hospital Hurghada operates under the supervision of a distinguished group of senior cardiology and vascular medicine consultants from leading universities and specialized medical institutes.
At the forefront is:
Dr. Hossam Ismail
Head of the Cardiology and Cardiac Catheterization Department at Qena University Hospitals.
Alongside a distinguished group of professors and lecturers of cardiology at Qena University, as well as consultants from the National Heart Institute, ensuring advanced medical care that combines academic expertise with the latest therapeutic practices in cardiac catheterization.
24-Hour Cardiac Emergency Care in Hurghada
The Cardiac Catheterization Unit supports the hospital’s emergency services by providing rapid medical intervention for critical cardiac cases, especially heart attacks that require immediate diagnosis and urgent treatment.
The unit is an important choice for patients searching for:
• A cardiac emergency hospital in Hurghada.
• Rapid intervention for heart attack cases.
• Cardiac catheterization within the Red Sea Governorate.
• Advanced cardiac care without the need to travel outside Hurghada.
Advanced Cardiac Care at Royal Hospital Hurghada
The opening of the Cardiac Catheterization Unit represents a significant advancement in the level of cardiac services at Royal Hospital Hurghada. The unit contributes to saving patients’ lives faster, reducing complications of heart diseases, and providing advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services within the Red Sea Governorate.
Royal Hospital reaffirms its ongoing commitment to providing the latest medical services and supporting the cardiology specialty with advanced equipment and medical expertise, serving the people of Hurghada and the Red Sea Governorate with the highest levels of quality and care.