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With over three decades of excellence in cardiac surgery and preventive cardiology, Dr Kamales Kumar Saha stands at the intersection of clinical innovation and preventive leadership. Having performed thousands of complex cardiac procedures and authored 34 international medical publications, he now focuses on shaping a future where prevention becomes India’s strongest form of healthcare reform.

Dr Saha’s career spans pioneering work in off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (OPCAB) and arterial revascularization, earning recognition at leading international forums in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. His research and publications — including chapters in Cardiology Update and invited editorials in the Indian Heart Journal — reflect a lifelong dedication to improving outcomes through innovation and evidence-based practice.

Today, Dr. Saha extends his impact beyond the operating theatre, championing preventive cardiology, lifestyle health programs, and wellness-driven corporate governance. He believes that sustainable growth begins with a healthy workforce — and that boardrooms must integrate preventive health as a strategic priority.

Through HeartHealthyChoice, Dr. Saha shares insights that bridge medicine, leadership, and social responsibility, inspiring clinicians, executives, and policymakers alike to invest in prevention as the foundation of national progress.

🌍 Professional Highlights

• Over 30 years of cardiac surgical experience

• 34 international medical publications and multiple invited editorials

• Speaker and presenter at global cardiology and  cardiac surgical congresses

• Author of “Total Arterial Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting: The New Benchmark of Revascularization” (Cardiology Update, 2017)

• Recognized for innovations in off-pump CABG and arterial grafting

• Thought leader in preventive health strategy and governance

💡 Philosophy

“Treatment saves lives — but prevention saves generations.”
Dr Saha envisions a healthcare ecosystem where clinical excellence meets proactive wellness, and every organization becomes a stakeholder in national heart health.