Professor M. Kamran Baig

Kamran Baig has over 35 years experience as a front line clinician, and of managing many aspects of the necessary healthcare systems that run alongside. As International Proctor for cardiac valve disease, he has worked in approximately 50 major hospitals in approximately 28 countries. He has trained thousands of junior and senior doctors including through establishing two major international professional medical training courses for both doctors-in-training and consultant doctors. He has recognised expertise in most aspects of cardiac care, including coronary artery disease (angina and heart attack evaluation and stents), advanced heart failure treatments, cardiac rhythm disorders (palpitations), percutaneous structural heart disease treatments (valve disorders, atrial appendage), high and low blood pressure disorders, cardiomyopathies, autonomic disorders (POTS). By working closely together with expert colleagues, he is able to help to treat where appropriate, with advanced cardiac device therapies (cardiac resynchronisation devices, implanted defibrillators), cardiac ablation therapies (atrial fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia), minimally invasive cardiac surgical techniques (minimally invasive "keyhole" bypass surgery and heart valve replacement)

I treat complex cardiac valve disorders with percutaneous valve implantation (TAVI), and complex electrical cardiac disorders with implanted automatic defibrillator and cardiac re-synchronisation device therapies. I am a senior interventional cardiologist based at the Trent Cardiac Centre, Nottingham, in the UK. I trained in Manchester and London and have a particular expertise in treating high risk, complex coronary artery disease percutaneously. I have great experience of training cardiologists and have designed interventional cardiology training VR simulators, and have had research published in the field of cardiomyopathy.