Heart Specialist in Pune

If you’re looking for an experienced heart specialist in Pune, Dr. Krishna Dhoot brings over 18 years of clinical and interventional cardiology experience to every consultation. As Director of Hrudaysparsh Heart Care Centre in Hadapsar, he offers complete heart care from diagnosis and prevention to advanced cardiac procedures.

Patients receive personalised attention at the clinic, with access to advanced hospital facilities in Pune whenever specialised or higher-level cardiac care is required.

“Every patient who comes to me carries more than symptoms they carry worry about what comes next. My role as a heart specialist is to bring clarity to that uncertainty, and to treat not just the heart, but the person behind it.”
— Dr. Krishna Dhoot, Interventional Cardiologist.

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Meet Dr. Krishna Dhoot

Dr. Krishna Dhoot is one of Pune’s most respected heart specialists, with more than 18 years of experience in clinical and interventional cardiology. He holds international fellowships from the European Society of Cardiology (FESC) and the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions (FSCAI). He has treated thousands of patients, including many complex angiographies and angioplasties.

He graduated from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka (2003), completed his DNB in Medicine (2007), and trained in DNB Cardiology at Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bangalore (2011) — one of India’s premier cardiac care institutes.

Today, he serves as Director of Hrudaysparsh Heart Care Centre and is affiliated with several leading hospitals across Pune, including Sahyadri Hospital, Inamdar Hospital, Noble Hospital, Ruby Hall Clinic, Vishwaraj Hospital, and Poona Hospital.

18+ Years of Experience

30,000+ Angiographies

10,000+ Angioplasties

Expert in Interventional Cardiology

Advanced Cardiac Care

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Heart Conditions We Treat

Dr. Dhoot diagnoses and manages a wide range of cardiac conditions, including:

Coronary Artery Disease

When the arteries feeding the heart get narrowed or blocked by plaque buildup, often the underlying cause behind chest pain or a heart attack.

Heart Valve Disorders (mitral and aortic valve disease)

When a valve doesn’t open or close properly, the heart has to work harder — this includes conditions like mitral regurgitation or aortic stenosis.

Arrhythmias and abnormal heart rhythms

The heart beating too fast, too slow, or irregularly sometimes harmless, sometimes a sign of something that needs closer attention.

Hypertension-related heart complications

Long-term high blood pressure puts extra strain on the heart, and over time, can lead to thickening, stiffness, or reduced pumping efficiency.

Congenital heart defects such as ASD

Structural issues present from birth, like an abnormal opening between heart chambers, which may need monitoring or a closure procedure later in life.

Heart failure and related structural conditions

When the heart can’t pump blood as efficiently as it should, often due to weakened muscle or structural changes — leading to fatigue, breathlessness, or fluid retention over time.

Each patient’s treatment plan is built around their specific diagnosis, using the most appropriate and least invasive option available.

When Should You Consult a Cardiologist?

You don’t need to wait for an emergency to see a heart specialist. Consider a consultation if you notice:

Chest pain, tightness, or discomfort

Shortness of breath during routine activity

Unexplained fatigue or
dizziness

Irregular or rapid heartbeat (palpitations)

Swelling in the legs, ankles,
or feet

A family history of heart
disease

High blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol

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Early consultation often makes the difference between simple management and complex treatment later on.

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Why Choose Dr. Krishna Dhoot as Your Heart Specialist in Pune?

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Expertise and Experience

18+ years of focused experience in interventional cardiology, with a track record of successful procedures and strong patient outcomes.

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Advanced Technology

State-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment technology, keeping pace with the latest advancements in cardiac care.

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Patient-Centric Approach

Compassionate treatment, clear communication, and continuous support — from first consultation through recovery.

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Holistic Health Management

A focus on prevention and lifestyle guidance, not just treatment, for long-term heart health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the early signs of heart disease?

More often it’s small stuff — chest tightness that comes and goes, getting winded walking up stairs you used to take without thinking, feeling drained for no obvious reason. Dizzy spells, a heartbeat that suddenly feels wrong, ankles that look a bit puffier than usual. Any one of these alone probably isn’t an emergency, but it’s not something to just sit on either — get it looked at.

2. When should I see a cardiologist?

There’s this idea that you only go to a cardiologist after something’s already gone wrong. Not true. If you’re dealing with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes, that’s reason enough on its own. Same if heart disease runs in the family — genetics matter more than people think. And obviously, if you’re getting chest pain, an irregular heartbeat, or you’re short of breath more than you should be, don’t wait around.

3. What is coronary angiography, and when is it needed?

Think of it as a roadmap of sorts — a contrast dye goes into the bloodstream, and X-ray imaging picks up exactly where the coronary arteries are narrowed or blocked. It’s not something doctors order for every mild symptom. Usually it comes up after chest pain that doesn’t have an easy explanation, a stress test that came back abnormal, or other signs that point toward coronary artery disease.

4. What's the difference between angiography and angioplasty?

People mix these up constantly, and fair enough — they sound similar. Angiography just looks. It tells you where an artery’s blocked or narrowed, nothing more. Angioplasty actually does something about it: a balloon opens up the blockage, and a stent usually goes in afterward to keep things flowing the way they should.

5. What conditions does an interventional cardiologist treat?

Quite a lot, actually. Coronary artery disease, heart attacks, blocked arteries, valve problems, certain structural issues a person might be born with, and some rhythm disorders too. The common thread isn’t the diagnosis — it’s the method. Most of this gets handled through a catheter, not a scalpel.

6. How can I reduce my risk of heart disease?

Nothing here is going to shock you. Eat reasonably, move your body regularly, keep an eye on blood pressure and cholesterol, don’t let diabetes go unmanaged. Skip the tobacco, go easy on alcohol, and try not to let stress run the show.

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Hrudaysparsh Heart Care Centre

Office no. 208/209, City Center, Pune – Solapur Rd, Near Utsav Hotel, opp. Vaibhav Complex, Triveni Nagar, Hadapsar, Pune, Maharashtra 411028

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Phone

+91 8999522431

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Email

hrudaysparsh.hadapsar@gmail.com

Heart Specialist in Pune

Meet Dr. Krishna Dhoot

Our Services

Coronary Angiography

A minimally invasive diagnostic test that uses contrast dye and X-ray imaging to detect blockages in the coronary arteries and assess blood flow to the heart.

Coronary Angioplasty (Stent Placement)

A minimally invasive procedure that opens narrowed or blocked coronary arteries using a balloon, often followed by stent placement to restore normal blood flow.

Rotational Atherectomy (Rota Ablation)

Uses a diamond-tipped rotating burr to remove hard, calcified plaque from coronary arteries, improving blood flow before stenting.

FFR, IVUS & OCT (Advanced Intracoronary Imaging)

Advanced imaging techniques that provide a detailed, inside view of coronary arteries helping assess blockages precisely and guide accurate stent placement.

TAVR (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement)

A minimally invasive procedure to replace a narrowed aortic valve without open-heart surgery, easing symptoms and improving blood flow.

MitraClip for Mitral Valve Regurgitation

A minimally invasive treatment that uses a small clip to help the mitral valve close more completely and reduce backward blood flow.

Pacemaker Implantation (CRT) & (AICD)

Implantable devices that regulate abnormal heart rhythms, support heart function, or protect against life-threatening arrhythmias — tailored to each patient's condition.

Electrocardiogram (ECG)

A quick recording of your heart's electrical activity that can catch an irregular rhythm, a past silent heart attack, or early signs of reduced blood flow, done in minutes; no discomfort involved.

Cardiac Stress Test (TMT)

Shows how your heart handles physical exertion, usually on a treadmill, and often picks up blockages that a resting ECG simply won't show.

2D Echocardiography

An ultrasound of the heart that lets us actually watch the chambers and valves in motion, useful for spotting structural problems a standard check-up might miss.

ECG Holter Monitoring

A small portable monitor worn for 24 to 48 hours that tracks your heart's rhythm through your normal day, ideal when symptoms like palpitations come and go without warning.

Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring

Records your blood pressure at set intervals over a full day, giving a far more honest picture than the one reading you get sitting in a clinic chair.

Blood Test

Checks the numbers that often tell the real story before symptoms do: cholesterol, blood sugar, and cardiac markers that flag risk early.