SAMIKSHA HEART AND DIABETIC CARE Welcome to samiksha heart and diabetic care. Our institution was initially started in yelahanka , north bangalore in may 2013. The reason why our centre was started to make available the basic and advanced Cardiac and diabetic services and treatment accessible early. Samiksha heart and diabetic care offers a vast array of outpatient cardiac services. Our centre is fully equipped to provide patients with all of the usual cardiodiagnostic services (ECGs, echocardiography, stress tests, holter monitors, ambulatory BP monitering etc.) needed to effectively manage your cardiovascular health. We diagnose and treat any cardiac disorder – simple or complex from diagnosis to intervention and comprehensive treatment. we share the common dream of giving you the compassionate healthcare that you deserve. Our specialized services have been designed to deliver the care that is best suited to your needs. Despite all the latest advances we feel that the old fashioned physician-patient relationship can be maintained here . We just don’t treat diseases, we care for you as a person. Accessibility, cost and care are optimal in our centre. We believe in making your concerns ours. Our services ensure your constant comfort and quick recovery. However, unlike the same services provided through the hospital our practice helps our patients reduce the cost of their health care. We look forward to seeing you in our practice, where we put our patients first. Success for us is the smile on our patients’ faces as they leave our hospital.

SAMIKSHA HEART AND DIABETIC CARE IN YELAHANKA NEW TOWN Dyslipidemia Average total serum cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels increase in men until approximately age 70 and then level off. In women, total serum cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol levels rise sharply after menopause and average 15–20 mg/dL higher than in men after age 60. Highdensity lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol levels average about 10 mg/dL higher in women than in men throughout adult life. Although the strength of association of cholesterol levels with cardiovascular disease declines with age, in part due to the confounding effects of comorbid conditions and nutritional factors, low HDL-cholesterol levels and high total cholesterol to HDL-cholesterol ratios remain independent predictors of coronary events in older persons, including those over 80 years of age. In addition, observational studies and clinical trials indicate that statin therapy is associated with a reduction in cardiovascular events in moderate to high risk patients up to age 85.3 In the PROSPER trial, for example, which randomized 5804 patients 70-82 years of age to pravastatin or placebo, those receiving pravastatin experienced a 15% reduction in the primary outcome of coronary death, nonfatal myocardial infarction, or nonfatal or fatal stroke during a mean follow-up period of 3.2 years. Conversely, limited data are available on statin therapy in lower risk patients and in patients over 85 years of age. Treatment of these subgroups must therefore be individualized based on an overall assessment of potential benefits and risks.

Average reductions in coronary events (benefits are greatest in patients with highest total risk) 1 Smoking cessation: 50% reduction in coronary events6 2 Low-dose aspirin in high-risk patients: 25% reduction in coronary events7 3 20% reduction in total cholesterol with statin treatment: 30% reduction in coronary events8 4 Treatment with pravastatin after acute coronary events: 22% reduction in mortality9 5 5–6 mmHg reduction in blood pressure: 15% reduction in coronary events (40% risk reduction for stroke)10 6 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day: 18% reduction in coronary events11 CARDIAC SPEACIALIST IN HEBBALA

Cardiologist in Rajanukunte, Bangalore • Average reductions in coronary events (benefits are greatest in patients with highest total risk) 1 Smoking cessation: 50% reduction in coronary events6 2 Low-dose aspirin in high-risk patients: 25% reduction in coronary events7 3 20% reduction in total cholesterol with statin treatment: 30% reduction in coronary events8 4 Treatment with pravastatin after acute coronary events: 22% reduction in mortality9 5 5–6 mmHg reduction in blood pressure: 15% reduction in coronary events (40% risk reduction for stroke)10 6 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day: 18% reduction in coronary events11

Cardiologist in Rajanukunte, Bangalore • Average reductions in coronary events (benefits are greatest in patients with highest total risk) 1 Smoking cessation: 50% reduction in coronary events6 2 Low-dose aspirin in high-risk patients: 25% reduction in coronary events7 3 20% reduction in total cholesterol with statin treatment: 30% reduction in coronary events8 4 Treatment with pravastatin after acute coronary events: 22% reduction in mortality9 5 5–6 mmHg reduction in blood pressure: 15% reduction in coronary events (40% risk reduction for stroke)10 6 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day: 18% reduction in coronary events11

THE BEST CARDIOLOGISTS IN YELAHANKA NEW TOWN Average reductions in coronary events (benefits are greatest in patients with highest total risk) 1 Smoking cessation: 50% reduction in coronary events6 2 Low-dose aspirin in high-risk patients: 25% reduction in coronary events7 3 20% reduction in total cholesterol with statin treatment: 30% reduction in coronary events8 4 Treatment with pravastatin after acute coronary events: 22% reduction in mortality9 5 5–6 mmHg reduction in blood pressure: 15% reduction in coronary events (40% risk reduction for stroke)10 6 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day: 18% reduction in coronary events