Dr. Arif Abulla Abdulrahi Al Nooryani
Cardiologist
NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah , Sharjah, United Arab Emirates27 Years of experience
Speaks: English, Arabic
Dr. Arif Abulla Abdulrahi Al Nooryani is currently not consulting online with MediGence
Cardiologist
NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah , Sharjah, United Arab Emirates27 Years of experience
Speaks: English, Arabic
We have outlined here for you the many conditions whose treatment is done by Dr. Arif Abulla Abdulrahi Al Nooryani:
It is important to resolve structural heart conditions in a patient and this can be achieved through interventional procedures. Patients with these heart conditions can be provided with best treatment with the assistance of modern technology and world class equipments. Quality post procedural care is a sign of the patient focused approach by the doctors who ensure that such conditions find the right solution.
We bring to you the various symptoms and signs in patients having structural or non-coronary cardiovascular conditions:
The most common symptoms seen in people with such heart conditions are chest pain and fatigue. A continuous high blood pressure should be monitored regularly and is usually a sign of a structural issue in the heart. Kidneys start getting affected because of structural heart issues and kidney dysfunction could also happen.
Six days a week, 10 am to 7 pm are the operating hours of the doctor. The patient reviews of the doctor make it clear that this is a skillful and efficient interventional cardiologist.`
Dr. Arif Abulla Abdulrahi Al Nooryani performs numerous popular interventional cardiology procedures as mentioned here::
For a long time now, interventional cardiologists have used techniques such as placement of stent, angioplasty and atherectomy to open blocked arteries. In order to treat cardiac arrhythmia, defibrillators and pacemakers are inserted in the heart routinely by doctors.
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Diagnostic and screening tests are prescribed or performed by interventional cardiologists to find the right solution for your heart condition. To resolve structural and cardiovascular heart conditions in a patient, the interventional cardiologists perform several procedures. Even in case of emergency heart situations such as a heart attack, you can go to this doctor. When faced with any symptoms or distressing situations related to your heart, this is the doctor you must approach.
We have outlined for you the several tests that are important before and during consultation with an Interventional Cardiologist:
It is important to get the tests done so that the doctor can decide upon the right treatment for you. The blood vessel and heart health become apparent after the test results come in.
Eating well, exercising regularly and a balanced lifestyle, no smoking or drinking ensures a healthy heart. Cardiovascular issues or structural defects in your heart can be treated with interventional cardiology techniques. Interventional cardiologists treat heart conditions with catheter-based treatments which are non surgical. In case the usual changes in your diet and lifetsyle do not help then you can visit this specialty of doctor.
BPT, MS in Healthcare Mgmt
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Last Reviewed - January 2026