
Dhaval Naik
Cardiothoracic & Heart Transplant Surgeon
Professional profile
Dr. Dhaval Naik
Cardiac Surgery
Doctor Experience - 23 Years
Cardiothoracic & Heart Transplant Surgeon,
Director, ECMO/ELSO Services, Marengo CIMS Hospital
Overview
Cardio-Thoracic Surgery training (DNB), Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, under Dr. M. R. Girinath, Advance Fellowship in Cardiac Surgery at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, Australia under Dr. Matthew Bayfield and Dr. Paul Bannon , Fellow of Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery at Herzzentrum, Leipzig, Germany under Dr. Mohr, Advanced Fellowship in ECMO/ELSO in at Regensburg, Germany under Prof. Alois Philipp & Thomas Muller, Advanced Fellowship in Heart-Lung Transplantation and Ventricular Assist. Devices in at St. Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, Australia, Member, Research Committee, Abbott, Serdia
Areas of Expertise
Off-Pump CABG, Aortic Surgeries, Heart Transplant, Ventricular Assist Devices, Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery, Heart Valve Surgery.
Awards & Accolades
- First Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery Program in Gujarat, First ECMO Program in Gujarat, Pioneer in Heart Transplant Program of Gujarat, Ex. Executive Member, Indian Association of Cardiothoracic Surgeons (IACTS), India, Treasure , ECMO Society of India. Bestowed with an award for “Excellence and Innovation in Cardiothoracic Surgery” by BER group in Singapore - 2017, Received Dr K.Sharan Cardiology Excellence Award from Indian Medical Association, New Delhi
Departments
Patient reviews
Reviewed by 7 patients.
It is not many an often that you find yourself being able to share experiences of hospitalisation, however, my recent one at <strong>CIMS Hospital in Ahmedabad</strong> has left some deep impressions on me. <strong>I was admitted on 26.June. 2019 for a bypass</strong> scheduled on 28th June 2019. Being a properly scheduled surgery, our family had opportunity to meet with the <strong>cardiac surgeon Dr. Dhiren Shah</strong> before we decided the dates and we were in for a surprise!; not only were all our queries and anxieties (we did have a rather long list including some quite technical such as whether it would be 'beating heart' surgery'?...) very patiently replied, he had a sympathetic tone to the replies. I do have many doctor friends and it is quite often to be seen that they, and especially surgeons(!), are a tough lot...they really do not have so much time or patience, but my experience has been that both <strong>Dr. Dhiren Shah</strong> and <strong>Dr. Dhaval Naik</strong> are approachable at all times and would reply our texts asap. This has a very comforting effect. During the rounds, whether it is at the beginning or end of the day, they would make the atmosphere instantly vibrant and energetic. <strong>Dr. Keyur Buch from Orthopaedic department</strong> is an old friend and that made a lot of difference because he visited daily and took care of many matters. I also remember that on second day of surgical ICU, the ICU ward had to be fumigated but we were transferred with remarkable efficiency and minimal stress to patients. However, what makes me share these words are not only these senior people ( i can always pick up the phone and thank them) - they are there of course, but equally importantly the support staff and teams whom i found really really amazing - whether it is the dietitian, attendants, housekeeping, physiotherapists and nursing staff, i noticed very high level of motivation and commitment, adherence to protocols and punctuality. And this came with a smile and a pleasant nod. Not once did I notice a sense of dissent, or unwillingness, shoddy work, passing the buck or telling the family or patient to ask someone else to do a work. No not once. Nor did I find any support staff working under work related stress - only possible if there are properly defined roles. If you needed something, you could tell anybody and be pretty sure that the right person would take care of it soon. I am sure that they are having a very good ratio wrt to admitted patients. On Approach, Practices, Equipment & Facility i would rate them 10/10. There is only one thing that needs to be improved upon - the size of the TV!!! It is way too small and now we are no more used to searching that cricket ball on such a small screen! I am sure this will get upgraded too but of course i am not going to have to get admitted to see that !! I wish them greater success in setting higher standards in patient care.
Pushkar Govind GhateExcellent care and service that I received in CIMS hospital.. Good management, well mannered ,helpful and caring staff..my special thanks to Dr. Dhiren Shah, Dr. Dhaval Naik and their team.. Thanks for home visit service also..everything is satisfactory
Durga Chandra VyasBest hospital good doctors and staff. Best home visit service provide after discharge at home Rajasthan banswara.dr prahlad. Thanks for. Dhiren shah & dhaval naik
Kanhaiya lal SharmaBoth Dr. Dhiren Shah and Dhaval Naik are very nice surgeons. My father Ashwin Nayak multiple by pass surgery was done successfully. Hospital all Facility are fine. All Staff are very co operatives. And nice. After operation to discharge hospital has taken good care. If Any body in confusion then solution is CIMS HOSPITAL.
Bhumi NayakFully satisfied with Dr.Dhiren Shah,Dr.Milan Chag,Dr.Dhaval Naik,,CIMS Team. Great post op care Excellent Hospitality H2H service is a great initiative. Great service by Dr.Nikul (H2H Service)
Jayesh MeghaniMy father (Mahendrabhai Mistry) was admitted at C.I.M.S Hospital on 6/7/2020 under care of Dr.Dhaval Naik for coronary artery bypass surgery and mitral valve repair. We are under excellent treatment and response. Special thanks to Dr.Dhaval Naik Well managed and excellent hospital. Highly recommended for "Cardiac Treatment"
Prayag 11BEST hospital with BEST heart surgeons Dr. Dhiren Shah and Dr. Dhaval Naik.
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Chintan Sheth
Dhiren Shah
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