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Welcome to London Cardiovascular Clinic See more

An Introduction to London Cardiovascular Clinic See more

Dr Malik Talk Radio 09/09/2016 See more

Statins: Yet again the benefits outweigh the risks. If 10,000 people with a heart attack or stroke take Statins, 1000 will have an event prevented. 50-100 will have problems. Surely a no brainier? Dr Malik said so to Vanessa Feltz on her radio show. If you wish to discuss whether you should take Statins, look on our website or make an appointment to see us.

Dr Malik Talk Radio 29 07 2016 See more

Dr Malik is interviewed on Talk Radio addressing the recent findings of a Lancet published study into sedentary worker and the need for regular physical activity.

PROTECT THE PATIENT: Dr Malik does a TAVI as a day case during the COVID-19 crisis See more

Consent and TAVI procedure in the UK. Our patient was on the surgery waiting list. All surgery stopped due to the risk of COVID—19. So we switched to a much less invasive approach- with great success. Filmed at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust/Imperial College London

Iqbal interviewed at Hammersmith Hospital for Channel 4 News See more

Dr Malik commented on Heart Attack Treatment on Channel 4 News with Krisha Guru-Murthy: from Hammersmith Hospital

Chest pain: symptoms, causes and what to do See more

Dr Iqbal Malik, a leading consultant cardiologist and Medical Director of OneWelbeck Heart Health in London explains what chest pain can feel like, what symptoms you could experience, the possible causes of it and what you should do if you are experiencing this issue. Book an appointment now with Dr Iqbal Malik: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/iqbal-malik

Atrial fibrillation: how is it treated? See more

Dr Iqbal Malik, a renowned cardiologist based in central London at OneWelbeck Heart Health clinic explains what the heart condition 'atrial fibrillation' is, and how it may be treated. Book a heart health appointment now with Dr Iqbal Malik: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/iqbal-malik

Breathlessness: is it the heart or the lungs? See more

What is breathlessness? Dr Iqbal Malik, a top cardiologist and Medical Director of OneWelbeck Heart Health in London explains what breathlessness is and what could be causing it. Book an appointment now with Dr Iqbal Malik: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/iqbal-malik

I have aortic stenosis: what are my options? See more

Find out from Dr Iqbal Malik, a pioneering interventional cardiologist, what aortic stenosis is and how it can be treated. Dr Malik discusses the treatment options available, including transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI), and the types of patient who are suited to them. Dr Iqbal Malik is a cardiologist at OneWelbeck Heart Health in London. You can book an appointment with him here: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/iqbal-malik

What is COVID-19? What is 'long COVID'? See more

Dr Iqbal Malik, a leading cardiologist based in central London, explains what COVID-19 disease is, the common symptoms, and what you should do if you feel unwell. He also describes what has been termed 'long COVID' - cases where patients who have had COVID-19 suffer long-term health problems as a result. You can book a heart check-up or cardiology appointment with Dr Iqbal Malik here: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/iqbal-malik

Dr Iqbal Malik features on the BBC's #hospital documentary See more

Dr Malik featured in #hospital, a BBC documentary filmed at the Imperial College hospitals. He and the team performed a TAVI procedure on John, a 98 year old man. John has made a good recovery but it raised the issues of how affordable this type of care was. Dr Malik was clear that, although expensive on the day of surgery, it could save money as well as of course lives, by reducing subsequent admissions to hospital with heart failure and chest pain. We all wish John well, and hope he makes 100!

Transcatheter Aortic Valve-Medtronic TAVI done in 2015- a short 4 minute video See more

This video is meant for patients. Only 4 minutes to see the steps of a TAVI procedure: 1. Access to the blood vessels 2. Pacing the heart if needed 3. Getting across a very narrow valve with a wire 4. Getting the valve in position- up from the leg 5. Deploying the valve 6. Assessing the result with echo and hemodynamics It was filmed for IVCC, our Imperial Valve and Cardiovascular Course, which celebrated its 10th year in 2020. Transcatheter Aortic Valve Invervention (TAVI or TAVR) is a recognised treatment for severe symptomatic aortic stenosis (SSAS). Without treatment, SSAS is a fatal disease. Treatment options are: 1. TAVI 2. Surgical valve replacement 3. Balloon valvuloplasty (BAV) if 1 and 2 are not possible 4. Medical therapy- this does not work! The way we do it has changed over time. We started with general anaesthetic, surgeons in the room. often doing a formal surgical cut down on the leg artery, transoesophageal echocardiogram (TOE), formal temporary pacing wire, Repeated injections of contrast to check the position. This case was was done in 2015. We hadalready switched to local anaesthetic, no TOE, No surgical cut down or surgeon in the room. This case used a formal temporary pacing wire (TPW) , and we did not use ultrasound to gain access to the femoral arteries, but used fluroscopy. In 2021, we have very light sedation, ultrasound to get arterial access, no TPW, and really want to optimise results, deploying valves "high" to avoid the need for a pacemaker, and "well" to reduce any chance of a leak around the valve. As you will see, the result in this patient was good, but could have been better. The patient has done well 6 years later, but I would have optimised the valve more with a balloon to push it to get more circular, if I was doing this case today. We continue to learn what is acceptable and what is optimal in TAVI. If you need to have a TAVI, contact my team at: Web: www.londoncardiovascularclinic.co.uk e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +44 207 436 0669

Facing COVID 19 with PCR and Dr Maliks Team: A summary of all that we are trying to do See more

Dr Malik and Dr Cook discuss all the protection measures we can take - This will be on the EuroPCR website also. https://www.pcronline.com/Cases-resources-images/Zoom-on/COVID-19/PCR-Spotlight/Protection

Dr Iqbal Malik has a CT Coronary Angiogram (CTCA) at One Welbeck Heart Health (OWHH) See more

I had a CTCA (CT coronary angiogram). Why? Because I wanted to assess my coronary arteries fully, and non-invasively. How? CTCA involves going into A CT scanner and having dye injected into a vein. Once the dye gets to the heart, a picture is taken. Is it dangerous? No. the dye can hurt the kidneys if you have kideny damage already. The radiation dose is tyhe same as you will get on a trans-atlantic flight. Where did I do it? At my main practice at One Welbeck Heart Health (OWHH) in London. Can anyone have one? No- it is not "Open-Access" to patients and GPs. It should be ordered by a specialist. Thus is so that the alternatives can me discussed: 1. Stress tests: --Exercise Treadmill/Bike --Stress echocardiography --Stress MRI scanning --Myocardial Prefusion scanning 2. Anatomical tests: --MR angiography --Invasive angiography --CTCA

Hailey Bieber Stroke - PFO: What is it, and when should it be closed? - Online interview See more

In this fascinating interview, esteemed London-based consultant interventional cardiologist, Dr Iqbal Malik, provides an in-depth account of what exactly Hayley Bieber suffered from recently, and explains why a PFO forms, and when it should be closed. 00:31 Is it common to have a stroke under the age of 25? 01:03 What is a PFO? 01:46 How is it diagnosed? 02:07 How is it closed? To schedule a consultation with Dr Malik, visit his Top Doctors profile here today: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/iqbal-malik ✔ Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3fSrqXb ✔ Follow us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3t5kGsW ✔ Follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/39TidKh