Dr. Krishna Chaitanya

20/01/2026

ACET 2026 – A Journey of Learning and Collaboration
We successfully concluded ACET 2026 – Aster Comprehensive EndoAorta Training Program at Aster CMI Hospital, Bengaluru, organized by the Department of Vascular & Endovascular Surgery, in association with Medtronic India.
The program focused on building a strong foundation in EVAR and TEVAR, combining academic discussions with hands-on simulator training and shared clinical experiences.
Heartfelt thanks to our faculty and delegates for their participation, enthusiasm, and valuable insights. We look forward to many more such academic collaborations in the future.

20/01/2026

ACET 2026 – Moments that mattered

A glimpse into ACET 2026, a focused EVAR & TEVAR training program at Aster CMI Hospital, Bengaluru, in association with Medtronic India.

From learning and discussions to hands-on simulation and collaboration—two days dedicated to advancing endovascular aortic care.

Thank you to all faculty and delegates for making this program truly enriching.

30/03/2025

07/08/2024

Department of Vascular & Endovascular Surgery Aster CMI Hospital launches Aster Diabetic Foot Clinic.

14/01/2022

Harvest the fruit of your healthy choices this festival! May this festival spirit bring you all happiness, good health & abundant prosperity. Wishing you all a very Happy Makar Sankranthi.

Stay safe and follow all hygiene measures for a hearty celebration with friends and family.

06/01/2022

Although PAD is mostly considered a lifestyle disease that can be controlled with the help of appropriate diet and exercise, there are several factors that are known to indicate occurrence. Persons above the age of 55 with obesity, who smoke on a regular basis, and have associated conditions like diabetes and heart disease are at risk of developing PAD. In severe cases, PAD can endanger the limb or even life.

If you or your loved ones show signs of PAD or its risk factors, consult your vascular surgeon to know more about diagnosis and treatment.

31/12/2021

Wishing you all a very happy & successful new year! May this new year turn all your dreams into reality and all your efforts into great achievements.

Stay safe, healthy and beat the pandemic with new energy!

30/12/2021

The blockage of arteries by fat and cholesterol deposits in Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), can cause damage to the nerves in the long run. This is especially evident in the lower limbs, where patients feel consistent pain and numbness in parts of or the entire foot. The numbness and lack of sensation poses threat to the patient, as minor injuries can often go unnoticed and develop into non-healing ulcers, requiring limb amputation.

If you or your loved ones show experience numbness in the limbs along with other signs of PAD, consult your vascular surgeon to know more.

24/12/2021

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas! May this Christmas bring joy to your heart and happiness to your home.

Stay safe & healthy!

23/12/2021

Peripheral Arterial Disease is caused by deposits of fat and cholesterol in the arteries causing improper circulation of blood. This leads to compromise in supply of nutrients and oxygen to different parts of the body, leading to adverse conditions.

In severe cases, the high build-up of plaque in the lower limbs causes constant pain in the legs (severe claudication pain), and the low supply of oxygen causes ulcers in the legs. These wounds often become infected and require amputation of the entire limb. If you or your loved ones show signs of PAD, consult your vascular surgeon to know more.

16/12/2021

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a lifestyle condition in which the circulation of blood in the body is improper due to blockage by deposits of fat and cholesterol in the arteries. The deposits, known as plaque, can break off and travel through the arteries, blocking major passages and leading to serious issues like gangrene of feet, hands or even stroke. Consult your vascular surgeon to know if you are at risk!

08/12/2021

Claudication pain is a common condition in people with Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). It shows as cramp like in the calf muscles at short spans of low to moderate walking, and usually subsides with rest. Affected people usually stop several times while walking due to pain, which gets relieved after stopping only to start again after walking a certain distance. Caused due to fatty deposits in the arteries, called plaque, the blockage leads to low supply of oxygen to the muscles in the legs, and, in turn, severe pain.

If you or your loved ones show symptoms of claudication pain, consult your vascular surgeon to know more about PAD and its treatment.