Doctors:-
Dr. K S Iyer
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Details:-
Experience: 40+ Years Hospital: Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi
About Doctor
Dr. Krishna Subramony Iyer is a leading figure in the field of pediatric cardiac surgery, with over 40+ years of experience. Renowned for his expertise in handling complex congenital heart diseases, he has been instrumental in transforming pediatric cardiac care in India. His proficiency extends to both corrective and palliative heart surgeries, providing life-saving treatment to newborns, infants, and children.
Professional Journey
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Currently, the Executive Director of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery at Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi
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Has pioneered numerous innovative surgeries, advancing pediatric heart care in India.
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Globally recognized for his dedication to research and clinical work in pediatric cardiac surgery.
Education & Training
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MBBS and MS in General Surgery from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi.
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Specialized in pediatric cardiac surgery with advanced training in India and abroad.
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Known for his commitment to excellence and continuous learning in the field.
Expertise
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Specializes in pediatric and congenital heart surgery.
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Expert in performing complex corrective and palliative procedures for heart defects in children.
Extensive experience handling high-risk cases, providing world-class care.
Achievements & Contributions
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nstrumental in establishing pediatric cardiac care programs across India.
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Has significantly improved access to quality healthcare for children with heart conditions.
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Authored numerous research papers published in reputed medical journals.
Awards and Recognitions
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Recipient of multiple awards for his pioneering work in pediatric cardiac surgery.
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Recognized for his contributions to pediatric heart care, both nationally and internationally.
Memberships
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Active member of several national and international cardiac surgery organizations.
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Frequently participates in global conferences to share his knowledge and innovations with the broader medical community.
