Department ChairDr. Shah Sawar Khan
Chairman, Department of Cardiology
Department of Cardiology
Comprehensive diagnostic, medical and interventional cardiology services at MTI Hayatabad Medical Complex, Peshawar.
About the department
The Cardiology Department provides diagnostic and treatment services for a broad range of cardiovascular conditions. Care is delivered by cardiologists, nursing staff and technical teams working across clinical, imaging and interventional services.
The department serves adult and paediatric patients and provides scheduled clinical care alongside round-the-clock emergency cardiac coverage.
Patient-centred practice
Assessment and treatment decisions are based on each patient’s clinical needs.
Clinical team
Consultants and faculty serving the department’s clinical, academic and interventional work.
Department ChairChairman, Department of Cardiology

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Clinical services
Services range from routine assessment and cardiac imaging to specialised interventional procedures.

Assessment, diagnosis, management and prevention of adult cardiovascular conditions.

Specialist cardiac assessment and care for infants, children and adolescents.

Echocardiography and related non-invasive investigations used to assess cardiac structure and function.
Coronary angiography, angioplasty, PTMC and other catheter-based cardiac procedures.
Investigation and treatment of heart-rhythm disorders and abnormalities of the cardiac electrical system.
Catheter-based evaluation and treatment of selected peripheral vascular conditions.
Specialised assessment and interventional care related to carotid disease and stroke prevention.
A monitored exercise test used to evaluate the heart's response to physical stress.
Detailed ultrasound imaging of the heart using a probe positioned in the oesophagus.
Twenty-four-hour blood-pressure and cardiac-rhythm monitoring for assessment outside the clinic.
ECG recording to examine the electrical activity and rhythm of the heart.
Contact the department
For appointments and routine enquiries, contact the department during working hours. In a medical emergency, use the hospital’s emergency service.