Dr. Shantesh Kaushik

Dr. Shantesh Kaushik

(Cardiac Surgeon)
Experience

31 Years

Location

Mumbai

Biography

Dr. Shantesh Kaushik is a highly regarded Cardiac Surgeon in India with almost 31+ years of experience.

Dr. Shantesh Kaushik holds an MBBS (1983) and an MS (1989) from B. J. Medical College, Pune, a Diplomate in General Surgery  (1995) and a Diplomate in Cardiothoracic Surgery (1993) from National Board, New Delhi, an MCh from L.T. Medical College, Bombay.

Dr. Shantesh Kaushik has conducted over 7000 Cardiovascular surgeries and played a crucial role in establishing Cardiology units in approximately six hospitals.

Dr. Shantesh Kaushik holds the title of Fellow in Cardiothoracic Surgery and has served as Chief Resident in Cardiothoracic Surgery at Boston Medical Centre and Lahey Clinic in Boston, USA. Additionally, he is an elected Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians (FCCP).

Patients can contact Edhacare to get Dr. Shantesh Kaushik's appointments at Apollo Hospitals, Mumbai, India.

Education

  • MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MCh - Thoracic Surgery

Special Interest

Heart Valve Replacement Thoracic/Lung Surgery Total Arterial Coronary Revascularisation, Heart Surgery

Registrations

  • 7603 Delhi Medical Council, 2000

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1 - Dr. Shantesh Kaushik practices at Apollo Hospitals, Mumbai, India

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