Dr. Dinesh Chandra is an accomplished Cardiac Surgeon with more than 17 years of experience in advanced CTVS procedures. He has worked at prestigious institutions including AIIMS New Delhi, Medanta – The Medicity, and Shree Aggarsain International Hospital. A Gold Medalist in both MBBS and MS, he has been part of major cardiac transplant teams and has conducted workshops, hands-on wet labs, and international cardiac surgery programs. His expertise includes complex congenital cardiac surgeries, aortic operations, valve repairs, and minimally invasive cardiac interventions.

Educational Qualifications:

• MBBS – KMC Mangalore (Gold Medalist)
• MS (General Surgery) – GMC Bhopal (Gold Medalist)
• M.Ch (CTVS) – PGIMER & RML Hospital, New Delhi

Professional Experience:

• Associate Director – Cardiac Surgery, Max Healthcare
• Consultant & Head – CTVS, Shree Aggarsain International Hospital, Rohini
• Consultant – CTVS, Medanta The Medicity, Gurgaon (2016–2019)
• Assistant Professor – CTVS, AIIMS New Delhi (2014–2016)
• Senior Resident – CTVS, AIIMS New Delhi (2013–2014)
• Senior Resident – CTVS, PGIMER & RML Hospital, New Delhi (2010–2013)

Professional Memberships:

• Life Member – Indian Association of Cardiovascular Thoracic Surgeons (IACTS)
• Indian Medical Association (IMA)
• Life Member – Indian Society of Thoracic Surgeons & Trust

Awards & Achievements:

• Guest Faculty – IACTC Cardiac CME & Midterm GB, AIIMS Patna
• Organizer – International Coronary Congress, Medanta
• Organizer – Bentall Workshop & Wet Lab, AIIMS
• Organizer – Valve Conservation Workshop & Wet Lab, AIIMS
• Presenter – 21st Asian Society for Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery (ASCVTS 2013), Kobe, Japan
• Member – Cardiac Transplant Teams at Medanta & AIIMS

Research Papers & Publications:

• When should you start anticoagulation in patients with intracranial bleed with a prosthetic valve?
  – Published in Interactive Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery Journal
• Surgical management of anomalous pulmonary venous connection to the SVC – Early results
  – Indian Heart Journal (2013)