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Dr. Rajdeep Khattar

Dr. Rajdeep Khattar

Interventional & General Cardiology

Royal Brompton Hospital / Imperial College London

Consultant cardiologist specialising in coronary artery disease, echocardiography and valvular heart disease; leads TAVI programme.


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Dr. Rajdeep Khattar

Dr. Rajdeep Khattar — Consultant Interventional & General Cardiology; practising at Royal Brompton Hospital / Imperial College London.

Consultant cardiologist specialising in coronary artery disease, echocardiography and valvular heart disease; leads TAVI programme.

Education & training: Completed UK medical degree and speciality training; advanced exposure at leading London teaching hospitals where applicable.

Clinical interests: Comprehensive assessment and longitudinal management within the speciality; multidisciplinary pathways; patient-centred shared decision-making.

Research, teaching & leadership: Contributes to governance, quality improvement and audit; supervision of trainees; participation in national societies and conferences.

Service & systems: Works across NHS and independent sector as appropriate; collaboration with allied specialities and advanced diagnostics; evidence-based care pathways.

Publications & presentations: Peer-reviewed outputs and invited talks commensurate with role and speciality; dissemination of best practice and guideline adoption.

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