Fortis Escorts Hospital Amritsar Organizes Two-Day Cardiology Summit Focused on Medical Advancements in cardiacCare

Fortis Escorts Hospital Amritsar Organizes Two-Day Cardiology Summit Focused on Medical Advancements in cardiacCare

-Over 200 doctors from all across the city participated in the summit-

Amritsar, 12 March, 2026: Fortis Escorts Hospital, Amritsar organized a Cardiology Summit in the city, bringing together leading cardiologists and physicians from across the region for a two-day academic program. The Summit focused on the latest advancements in cardiovascular care and also served as a critical platform for knowledge exchange, skill enhancement, and discussions on evolving practices in heart disease diagnosis and treatment.

The event was inaugurated by Dr. H. P. Singh, Director – Non-Invasive Cardiology, Dr. Arun K. Chopra, Director – Cardiology, and Dr. Deepak Kapila, Director, Cardiology, Fortis Hospital, Amritsar along with the faculty team of Fortis Hospital, Amritsar and several eminent doctors from the city. The inauguration ceremony included the traditional lamp-lighting ceremony and marked the beginning of a comprehensive academic program dedicated to advancing cardiac care.

The two-day summit commenced with an Echocardiography workshop, which witnessed participation from more than 200 doctors. The workshop focused on advanced cardiac imaging techniques and practical demonstrations, enabling participating physicians to enhance their diagnostic skills and improve patient care. Sessions explored topics such as the role of echocardiography in heart failure assessment and optimizing cardiac imaging for better clinical decision-making.

On the second day, the summit hosted a Continuing Medical Education (CME) session, drawing an overwhelming response with over 400 doctors from Amritsar and nearby cities attending the program. The CME featured scientific discussions, expert lectures, and case-based learning sessions on key areas of cardiology, including lipid management, heart failure, structural valve interventions, and the role of advanced life-support technologies such as ECMO in cardiogenic shock. The scientific program also included paper and poster presentations, encouraging young doctors and researchers to showcase their clinical work and innovations in cardiovascular medicine.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. H. P. Singh, Director – Non-Invasive Cardiology, Fortis Escorts Hospital Amritsar said, “Academic forums like the Cardiology Summit play a vital role in strengthening collaboration among healthcare professionals and ensuring that the latest developments in cardiology translate into better outcomes for patients. With cardiovascular diseases continuing to rise in India, it is

important for doctors to stay updated with evolving diagnostic tools, imaging techniques, and treatment protocols. Workshops such as the echocardiography session provide valuable hands-on learning opportunities, enabling clinicians to refine their diagnostic accuracy and clinical decision-making. By bringing together experts and physicians from across the region, such platforms encourage knowledge sharing and help build a stronger, more informed medical community committed to advancing heart care.”

Dr. Arun K. Chopra, Director – Cardiology, Fortis Escorts Hospital Amritsar said, “Continuous medical education and hands-on training are essential for equipping doctors with advanced diagnostic and treatment capabilities. In a rapidly evolving field like cardiology, it is important for clinicians to stay updated with the latest technologies, imaging techniques, and evidence-based treatment approaches. Platforms like the Cardiology Summit enable meaningful academic exchange, allowing experts and young physicians alike to share experiences, learn from real-world cases, and collectively work towards improving outcomes for patients with heart disease.”

Dr. Deepak Kapila, Director, Cardiology, Fortis Escorts Hospital, Amritsar said, “Cardiovascular diseases continue to be a major health concern, and strengthening clinical knowledge among doctors is crucial to address this growing burden. Through initiatives like the Cardiology Summit, we aim to create a collaborative learning environment where specialists can discuss complex cases, explore advancements in cardiac interventions, and refine diagnostic strategies. Such academic gatherings ultimately contribute to better preparedness among doctors and improved quality of cardiac care for patients across the region.”