Dr. (Col.) Manjinder Sandhu

Specialty : Cardiology, Cardiac Sciences, Interventional Cardiology, Cardiac Electrophysiology-Pacemaker
Designation: Principal Director – Cardiology
Max Hospital, Gurgaon
Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket
Experience: 22+ Years

About Dr. (Col.) Manjinder Sandhu

Over 21 years of experience post-DM and has independently performed over 22,000 procedures till date
Vice Chairman – Paras Hospital,Gurugram. (2022)
Artemis Hospitals-Director Cardiology & Artemis Cardiac Care Private Limited 2019 – 2022
Artemis Hospitals -Director Cardiology & Medical Director, 2013-2019
Artemis Hospitals -Director Cardiology,2011-2013
He has had the honor of being the accompanying Cardiologist to The President of India on tours
He had a distinguished career in the Army Medical Corps and was last posted as Senior Adviser (Medicine and Cardiology) at Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt and was also holding an appointment of Addl. Professor of Medicine and Cardiology at Army College of Medical Sciences, Delhi Cantt.

Master of Healthcare Administration, Walden University, 2016
DM (Cardiology), Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh, 2001
DNB (Medicine), National Board of Examinations, 1993
MD (Medicine), Pune University, Armed Forces Medical College, 1993 – Awarded Lt. Gen. Inder Singh Gold Medal as top student
MBBS, Pune University, Armed Forces Medical College, 1986

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Lt. Gen. Inder Singh Gold Medal (Top Student in the MD examination at Pune University)
Natu Foundation Public Charitable Trust Award (Top Student in the MD examination at Pune University)
Certificate of Appreciation from the Ministry of Defence, and a Commendation by the Ministry of Social Welfare, both from the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka for dedicated and committed service to flood victims in 2003.
Healthcare Transformation Award for Artemis PHR App 2017
FICCI Healthcare Excellence Award for Artemis ConnectMD App 2018
Times Healthcare Achievers Award for Legend in Cardiology 2018
DL SHAH Quality Award for Excellence in Service Quality 2019
Best CIO of 2020 at 5th Healthcare innovation and summit awards

Nath, C.S, M.S. Sandhu (1991). “Mental Stress and its effect on Heart Rate and Rhythm.” Indian Heart J. 43(6):471.(Abs)
Sandhu, M.S., S.S. Gangoli, N. K. Khanna, D. Ranganathan (1995). “Dilated cardiomyopathy in Gorkha’s.” J Assoc Physicians India. 43(12):829-978. (Abs)
Sandhu, M.S., S.S. Gangoli, D. Ranganathan (1998). “Association of Alcoholic Cardiac and Liver disease.”J Assoc Physicians India.46(1):19-156.(Abs)
Bali, H. K., M. Bhargava, Y. K. Bhatta, M. S. Sandhu (2001). “Single stage bilateral common carotid artery stenting in a patient of Takayasu arteritis.” Neurol India.49 (1): 87-90.
Verma, P. K., M. S. Sandhu, et al. (2004). “Large spontaneous coronary artery dissections-a study of three cases, literature review, and possible therapeutic strategies.” Angiology.55 (3): 309-318.
Kumar N., N.S. Walia, M.S.Sandhu ,N.Grover (2006). “Toxic epidermal necrolysis: A case report.” Medical Journal Armed Forces India. 62(3): 271-2

Publications –

Wagh S, Anadure R, Dutta V, Sandhu MS, Trehan R (2012). “Isolated protein S deficiency presenting as catastrophic systemic arterial and subsequent venous thrombosis. AMJ 2012, 5, 8,424-428 http// dx.doi.org/10.
Chutani, S, Sandhu M. Single center experience of fluoroless AVNRT ablation guided by 3D Electro-anatomic mapping. Indian Heart Journal 66(S2):S128-S129. 2014

Research Projects –

Co- Principal investigator in research project – “Efficacy of stem cells in improvement of left ventricular function in patients with acute myocardial infarction.” sponsored by the Department of Biotechnology.
Principal investigator in Armed Forces Medical Research Council (AFMRC) project no. 3610/2007 – “Risk Factors in CAD in Armed Forces.”