M.B.B.S., M.D. (Medicine), D.M. (Cardiology), D.N.B. (Cardiology)
40 years
Dr. Bansal graduated and received his MD (Medicine), DM (Cardiology), and DNB (Cardiology). He has also received extensive training in angioplasty (France). He is a Fellow of European Society of Cardiology and a Fellow of Society of Cardiac Angiography and Interventions (USA). He has performed 10,000+ coronary angioplasties, 5000+ mitral valvuloplasties, 1000+ valvuloplasties of the other heart valves, 1000 peripheral and renal artery angioplasties, 1000 paediatric coronary interventions and 1000 permanent pacemaker implantations.
Dr. Bansal has trained 100+ cardiologists. He has been a postgraduate teacher for cardiology at Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (20 years) and the examiner for DM, DNB and FNB (Cardiology) at several universities across India. He is an inspector for DNB (Cardiology) course approval at various Indian universities across India.
Dr. Bansal has held/holds the following positions: Past President - Cardiological Society of India (Mumbai Chapter), Past Secretary - Indian College of Interventional Cardiology, Member - Association of Physicians of India, Member - Paediatric CSI and Member - Organ Transplant Committee of Maharashtra. He was also the cardiologist to His Excellency, the Governor of Maharashtra.
Dr. Bansal has authored several journal publications and conference papers. He has actively participated in numerous national and international conferences as a presenter, guest speaker and chair, including most notably, as a faculty member at the 2009 TCT Asia-Pacific Conference in South Korea. He has also organised 100+ cardiology conferences across the globe. Dr. Bansal has authored 200+ journal publications and conference papers, including a best research award-winning paper at Seoul, South Korea in 2009.
Dr. Bansal has organised several heart camps in Maharashtra, including an annual camp on the World Heart Day. He has also participated in several radio and TV (TV9 and DD Sahyadri) interviews on health programmes.