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Cardiologists seek review of DGHS order banning re-use of single-use medical devices to reduce angioplasty costs

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With an increasing proportion of the population requiring advanced cardiac interventions, making complex procedures affordable to ordinary patients has become a major challenge. Permitting the regulated re-use of select interventional devices, wherever scientifically proven safe, could help reduce treatment costs and extend the benefits of modern cardiac care to a wider section of the population, says Cardiological Society of India, Kerala chapter

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Cardiologists seek review of DGHS order banning re-use of single-use medical devices to reduce angioplasty costs
11/9/2026, 2:48:55 PM
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