Dr. Tirumala Naresh Arava is a highly accomplished Interventional Cardiologist at Continental Hospitals, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, with over a decade of experience in treating complex cardiac conditions. Renowned for his precision and clinical expertise, Dr. Arava has performed more than 5,000 coronary angiograms and over 1,000 complex angioplasties, including procedures involving multivessel disease, chronic total occlusions, and bifurcation lesions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Tirumala Naresh Arava is a Senior Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at Continental Hospitals, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, with over 10 years of experience in treating complex cardiac conditions.
Dr. Arava specializes in complex angioplasties, coronary interventions, cardiac pacing, and heart failure management including CRT and ICD device implantation.
Dr. Arava practices at Continental Hospitals, located in Gachibowli, Hyderabad.
You can book an appointment through the Continental Hospitals website or by calling their outpatient department directly.
Yes, Dr. Arava has performed over 1,000 complex angioplasties with excellent outcomes.
Yes, he offers advanced heart failure management including medication optimization, CRT, ICD implantation, and stem cell therapy in selected cases.
Yes, Dr. Arava is skilled in implanting CRT (Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy) and ICD (Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator) devices.
Yes, Dr. Arava manages hypertension, especially in patients with co-existing heart disease or high cardiac risk.
Consultation timings may vary; it is best to check with Continental Hospitals' cardiology department for availability.
Yes, he is part of the 24/7 emergency cardiac team at Continental Hospitals, handling acute heart attacks and emergencies.
Dr. Arava is fluent in English, Telugu, and Hindi, allowing him to communicate effectively with a wide range of patients.
Yes, he has extensive experience in managing geriatric cardiac conditions with a focus on safety and long-term outcomes.
Yes, Dr. Arava also advises on lifestyle modification, risk assessment, and preventive care for heart disease.
Depending on the condition, he may recommend ECG, echocardiogram, TMT, Holter monitor, CT angiography, or coronary angiogram.
Yes, he follows global best practices and guidelines for cardiac interventions and heart failure management.
The cost varies depending on stent type and patient condition. It is best to consult the hospital for personalized estimates.
CRT stands for Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy, a procedure to improve heart function in patients with heart failure. Dr. Arava is highly experienced in performing CRT implantations.
Yes, he treats various types of arrhythmias and may recommend medications, ICD implantation, or further electrophysiological assessment.
Yes, patients often consult Dr. Arava for second opinions on angioplasty, heart failure, or cardiac device therapy.
Absolutely. He evaluates cardiac and non-cardiac causes of chest pain in all age groups, including younger individuals.
Yes, he has contributed to several cardiology research publications and is active in academic and clinical studies.
Yes, preventive cardiology is part of his holistic approach. He offers advice on diet, exercise, and risk reduction.
Continental Hospitals accepts most major insurance providers. It's advisable to check with the hospital billing team for specific policies.
Yes, many patients consult Dr. Arava for a second opinion before undergoing bypass surgery to explore less invasive options.
Dr. Arava is proficient in both trans-radial and trans-femoral access techniques for angioplasty, based on patient suitability.
Yes, he regularly performs cardiac evaluations and risk assessments before non-cardiac surgeries.
Yes, a structured cardiac rehabilitation program is available, and Dr. Arava works closely with the rehab team.
Yes, with proper evaluation and preparation, angioplasty can be safely performed in elderly patients under expert care like Dr. Arava’s.
Persistent chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations, dizziness, or a family history of heart disease are all reasons to see a cardiologist.
Online and teleconsultation options may be available. Check with the hospital’s helpline for current availability and timings.