Re: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

[Guest guest]

Nice to have you back on your feet sir (or on your keyboard). Indeed great

hearing from you.

Ravin '82

> **

>

>

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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[Guest guest]

Nice to hear back from you sir, thank God you are feeling better now.

Regards,

Dr Manoj Singh

MD, FNB,EDIC ,FJFICM, FCICM

Consultant intensivist

The Canberra hospital

Garran, ACT

Australia-2605

Ph: +61261745228

> Nice to have you back on your feet sir (or on your keyboard). Indeed great

> hearing from you.

>

> Ravin '82

>

>

>

>> **

>>

>>

>> Dear all,

>>

>> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

>> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

>> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

>> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

>> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>>

>> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

>> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

>> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

>> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

>> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

>> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

>> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

>> and the blood began to flow again.

>>

>> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

>> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

>> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>>

>> Best,

>>

>> SP

>>

>> --

>> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

>> Department of Medicine

>> MGIMS

>> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>>

>> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

>> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

>> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>>

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Great to c u back on the forum,

Regards

Raju shah

78

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

Re: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

Nice to hear back from you sir, thank God you are feeling better now.

Regards,

Dr Manoj Singh

MD, FNB,EDIC ,FJFICM, FCICM

Consultant intensivist

The Canberra hospital

Garran, ACT

Australia-2605

Ph: +61261745228

> Nice to have you back on your feet sir (or on your keyboard). Indeed great

> hearing from you.

>

> Ravin '82

>

>

>

>> **

>>

>>

>> Dear all,

>>

>> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

>> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

>> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

>> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

>> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>>

>> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

>> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

>> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

>> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

>> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

>> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

>> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

>> and the blood began to flow again.

>>

>> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

>> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

>> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>>

>> Best,

>>

>> SP

>>

>> --

>> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

>> Department of Medicine

>> MGIMS

>> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>>

>> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

>> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

>> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>>

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>>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the angio club, SP.

I bet you smuggled your laptop into the ICU against medical advice. But good

for us, we got the news straight from the horse's mouth. Keep mouthing, boss

and have a great gallop ahead.

Kishore Shah 1974

PS: Thanks Dilip for keeping us abreast

--------------------------------------------------

Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 8:37 AM

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I

> have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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>

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>

[Guest guest]

'Good show if good flow' (just coined the phrase)

Glad to know that you are back to 'fighting fit' status. 

Ref: Kishorada's e-mail - " he is a great fighter " , line1, pg 1, dated 30th Jul,

9.09pm. :-))

Thanks Dr Dilip Gupta for keeping us updated.

Sanjay Marwah '78

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012 8:37 AM

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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[Guest guest]

Dear Sir

Nice to hear from you and glad that things have worked out..........I would

still suggest a lot of rest and prescribe a lot of pampering..............with a

nice break if possible from the routine will do wonderful...........

regards

aasawari91

hope my prescription is not out of place and happy that her teacher is doing

well...................

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012 7:07 AM

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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[Guest guest]

Respected Sir,

Get well soon!

Mugdha,Rohit.

Sent from my iPad

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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>

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>

[Guest guest]

Wishing you a speedy recovery, and hoping to hear that you are back home soon

.......

 

Skand'82 and Prabha'84

 

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Date: Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 8:37 AM

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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[Guest guest]

Wish you a speedy recovery

Best wishes

Firoz n fatima

Sent from my iPhone

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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[Guest guest]

Welcome Dr Kalantri, hamari yeh dua hai ki aap zindaDIL rahen!!

Parvin'71

[Guest guest]

Great news Sir !

Rest well.

Ashok & Renuka, 1984

Sent from my iPad

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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Respected DR Kalantri sir

Wish you rapid & complete recovery

Dr Satish Tiwari

1977 batch

MD (Pediatrics), FIAP, LLB, IBCLC

Professor of Pediatrics, Medical College Amravati

Editor, Text Book on Medico-legal Issues

President, Indian Medico-legal and Ethics Association

Exe. Board member IAP 2007

Founder Secretary IYCF chapter of IAP

Founder Secretary med-legal group of IAP

CCC member of BPNI, 06-08

Founder Editor –in – chief, New Indian Journal of Pediatrics

Ph: 0721-2541252, 9422857204

E-mail: drsatishtiwari@... , drtiwarisk@...

>

>

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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[Guest guest]

Sir

 

Plz relax and recover fast . All our prayers for you.

My Best Regds

 

Rakesh Khera

Sr Consultant

Dept Of Urology,Robotics & Renal transplant

Medanta Medicity

Gurgaon

Cell- 9810549377

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Date: Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 8:37 AM

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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[Guest guest]

Dear Dr Kalantri Sir,

It is heartwarming to know that the blood flow to your heart has been

restored. We are hoping you will be out in no time and back to Sevagram.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. You are too special to be sick.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Pradeep and Varsha Sharda

(1978 batch)

From: mgims [mailto:mgims ] On Behalf Of SP

Kalantri

Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 11:08 PM

To: MGIMS e-group

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@... <mailto:sp.kalantri%40gmail.com>

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Dear Dr Kalantri,

Wish you a Speedy and complete recovery

God Be With You

Dr Pushpa Chaturvedi Dr  Pushpa Chaturvedi

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012 7:07 AM

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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Sir,

Three things can be judged by your voice,your face ,your attitude towards life.

             take care,

       with lots of love,

           79 batch,

Harish,Madan,Nandal,poonam,Jasbinder,Asha lata, Neelam, Ashwani,

        SUDARSHAN TOMAR      

________________________________

To: mgims

Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012 2:22 PM

Subject: Re: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

 

Wishing you a speedy recovery, and hoping to hear that you are back home soon

.......

 

Skand'82 and Prabha'84

 

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Date: Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 8:37 AM

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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Dear Satish,

I found your mail rather intriguing.

It had 2 lines of wishes to Dr Kalantri and 13 lines detailing your

achievements and status.

Very interesting, to say the least.

Kishore Shah 1974

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Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 9:03 PM

To: <mgims >

Subject: Re: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not

know

> Respected DR Kalantri sir

> Wish you rapid & complete recovery

> Dr Satish Tiwari

> 1977 batch

>

> MD (Pediatrics), FIAP, LLB, IBCLC

>

> Professor of Pediatrics, Medical College Amravati

>

> Editor, Text Book on Medico-legal Issues

>

> President, Indian Medico-legal and Ethics Association

>

> Exe. Board member IAP 2007

>

> Founder Secretary IYCF chapter of IAP

>

> Founder Secretary med-legal group of IAP

>

> CCC member of BPNI, 06-08

>

> Founder Editor -in - chief, New Indian Journal of Pediatrics

>

> Ph: 0721-2541252, 9422857204

>

> E-mail: drsatishtiwari@... , drtiwarisk@...

>

> On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 8:37 AM, SP Kalantri

> wrote:

>

>>

>>

>> Dear all,

>>

>> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute

>> angina

>> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

>> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I

>> have

>> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I

>> have

>> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>>

>> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

>> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

>> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

>> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

>> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

>> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

>> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

>> and the blood began to flow again.

>>

>> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

>> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

>> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>>

>> Best,

>>

>> SP

>>

>> --

>> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

>> Department of Medicine

>> MGIMS

>> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>>

>> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

>> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

>> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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nice to hear your well being status,kalantari sir! wishing you the best.

> >

> >>

> >>

> >> Dear all,

> >>

> >> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute

> >> angina

> >> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> >> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I

> >> have

> >> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I

> >> have

> >> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

> >>

> >> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> >> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> >> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> >> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> >> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> >> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> >> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> >> and the blood began to flow again.

> >>

> >> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> >> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> >> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

> >>

> >> Best,

> >>

> >> SP

> >>

> >> --

> >> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> >> Department of Medicine

> >> MGIMS

> >> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

> >>

> >> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> >> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> >> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

> >>

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Esteemed Dr Kalantri

Nice to know that U are on the autobahn to recovery!! God is great!!

 

U r however the 3rd person I personally have met in blood & flesh who does not

have any risk factors for cardiac ischemia and has still  suffered the

ischemia. (The other two being Dr OPGupta and Dr JK Tiwari-'74 batch).

 

To my un-initiated mind it means that genes are THE SINGLE most imp. factor

for most diseases; If one has bad ones then all risk factors start affecting one

adversely; If one has favourable ones then probably nothing happens, or, if at

all, very minor problem might occur.

 

More when we meet.(Hopefully in near future). Take care!!(of what???I dont

know!! :-D)

 

Diwakar'76

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To: mgims

Sent: Wednesday, 1 August 2012 10:16 AM

Subject: Re: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

 

nice to hear your well being status,kalantari sir! wishing you the best.

> >

> >>

> >>

> >> Dear all,

> >>

> >> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute

> >> angina

> >> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> >> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I

> >> have

> >> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I

> >> have

> >> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

> >>

> >> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> >> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> >> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> >> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> >> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> >> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> >> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> >> and the blood began to flow again.

> >>

> >> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> >> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> >> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

> >>

> >> Best,

> >>

> >> SP

> >>

> >> --

> >> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> >> Department of Medicine

> >> MGIMS

> >> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

> >>

> >> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> >> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> >> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

> >>

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Sir,

 

Wish

Balvinder Rana

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Date: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 8:37 AM

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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Sir,

 

Wish you a speedy recovery.

 

Balvinder Rana

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Date: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 8:37 AM

 

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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Good to know u r on the road to recovery. God bless.

Malini

From: mgims [mailto:mgims ] On Behalf Of SP

Kalantri

Sent: 31 July 2012 04:08

To: MGIMS e-group

Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

Dear all,

Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

" never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

and the blood began to flow again.

I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

Best,

SP

--

SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

E-mail: sp.kalantri@... <mailto:sp.kalantri%40gmail.com>

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Dear Friends,

Does any one have the address/contact details of Dr Kiran Shankar Banerjee

regards,

Seema

On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 4:43 PM, Balwinder Rana wrote:

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>

> Sir,

>

> Wish

>

> Balvinder Rana

>

>

>

>

>

> Subject: The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

> To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

> Date: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 8:37 AM

>

>

>

>

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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09312290001 this is the number I have u can try

Regards

Raju Shah

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The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

> To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

> Date: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 8:37 AM

>

>

>

>

> Dear all,

>

> Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute angina

> that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I have

> ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I have

> no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

>

> An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> and the blood began to flow again.

>

> I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

>

> Best,

>

> SP

>

> --

> SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

> Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

>

> Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

>

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Thanks sir,

Seema

> 09312290001 this is the number I have u can try

>

> Regards

>

> Raju Shah

> 78

> Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

>

> The heart has its reasons which the reason does not know

> > To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

> > Date: Tuesday, 31 July, 2012, 8:37 AM

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Dear all,

> >

> > Yesterday evening I underwent an emergency angioplasty for an acute

> angina

> > that had hit me yesterday noon. Although my ECG showed minor changes of

> > ischaemia , my BP had shot up. This was the first episode of angina I

> have

> > ever had, and apart from the genes that I inherited from my parents, I

> have

> > no risk factors for coronary artery disease.

> >

> > An angiogram performed by Dr Pramod Mundra in his private hospital in

> > Nagpur showed 80% occlusion of my left anterior descending artery. The

> > blood flow through the artery was good, though.The cardiologist and the

> > friends, accompanying me in the cath lab toyed between the two options ;

> > medical therapy or angioplasty. The cardiologist, true to the adage,

> > " never ask a barber if you need a hair cut " , chose for the later option.

> > Within minutes, a baloon and a 18 mm drug eluting stent opened my artery

> > and the blood began to flow again.

> >

> > I am writing this from the ICU bed and hope to go back to Sevagram

> > tomorrow evening. I am grateful to everyone who stood by me during my

> > hospitalisation . As of now I am enjoyed being badly pampered !

> >

> > Best,

> >

> > SP

> >

> > --

> > SP Kalantri, MD, MPH

> > Department of Medicine

> > MGIMS

> > Sevagram | 442102 | Maharashtra | India

> >

> > Phone: 91 - 7152 - 284134

> > Fax: 91 - 7152 - 284967

> > E-mail: sp.kalantri@...

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