A senior IRwho returnsyour calls.
Dr Tegbir Singh Sidhu is a senior interventional radiologist practising vascular and endovascular medicine at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mohali. His practice is built on a single premise: the doctor who reviews your imaging is the doctor who treats you and who follows up. There are no handoffs, no substitutes, no call centres.
Trained in image-guided, minimally invasive techniques, Dr Sidhu treats over thirty vascular conditions — from aortic aneurysms and peripheral artery disease to dialysis access, fibroid embolisation, and interventional oncology. When a keyhole procedure is the right answer, it is used. When it isn't, he says so.
Principal Consultant — Interventional Radiology, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mohali.
Advanced Vascular & Endovascular IR training across leading Indian institutions.
ISVIR (Indian Society of Vascular & Interventional Radiology), CIRSE (Cardiovascular & Interventional Radiological Society of Europe), IRIA (Indian Radiological & Imaging Association).
Punjab Medical Council (PMC), Medical Council of India (MCI).
Where the imaging is read,
the plan is written.
Same room. Same doctor. Same file. Every referral letter, every follow-up note, every phone call — written and returned by Dr Sidhu himself. The absence of a translation layer between imaging and treatment is what makes minimally invasive medicine work.
No coordinator screens your call. No junior reads the scan. No third party writes the report. This is not a marketing claim — it is the constraint the practice is designed around, and the reason NRI patients across six countries trust it for pre-arrival and post-return continuity.
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