Dr. C Jaya Rama Reddy is a distinguished Senior Interventional Cardiologist with a remarkable career spanning over 18 years. A gold medalist in MBBS, Dr. Reddy brings expertise in coronary angioplasties, including left main PCI, and is recognized for his proficiency in dual-chamber pacemaker implantation. Gold medalist in MBBS from the Govt Medical College, Bellary, in General Medicine, Forensic Medicine, OBG, and Total Highest in the Final Year MBBS for the batch.
Dr. C Jaya Rama Reddy is a seasoned Senior Interventional Cardiologist known for his excellence in complex coronary interventions and cutting-edge cardiac procedures. His commitment to providing advanced cardiac care and his continuous involvement in research make him a respected figure in the field. Dr. Reddy’s proficiency and dedication contribute significantly to the advancement of cardiovascular medicine.
Education and Training
- MD – General Medicine, Govt Stanley Medical College, Chennai, The Tamilnadu Dr Mgr Medical University
- DNB – Cardiolgy, Vijaya Hospital, Chennai,
- MBBS (Govt Medical College, Bellary, Gulbarga University, Karnataka
Gold medalist in MBBS from the govt medical college, Bellary in general medicine, forensic medicine, OBG, and total highest in final year MBBS for the batch.
Professional Experience
- Consultant Interventional Cardiologist, Vijaya Heart Foundation, Vijaya Hospital, Chennai
- Consultant Cardiologist, Marthoma Medical Mission Hospital, Ranny, Kerala
- Visiting Consultant Cardiologist, Fellowship Medical Mission Hospital
- Visiting Cardiologist, SSM Hospital
- Visiting Cardiologist, BCMC Hospital, Konni
- Visiting Cardiologist, NSS Hospital, Pandalam
- Visiting Cardiologist, KVMS Hospital, Ponnkunnam
- Chief Physician, Marthoma Medical Mission Hospital, Ranny
- Lecturer, Dept of Medicine, Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar
- Consulting Physician, Manav Charitable Hospital
- Chief Physician, Mercy Nursing Home, Karukachal
- Chief Physician, Marthoma Medical Mission Hospital
- Senior Registrar (Emergency Room), Vijaya Health Centre
- Senior House Surgeon (Gen Med), St Martha’s Hospital Hospital, Bangalore
Area of Expertise
- Coronary Angioplasties (Including Left Main PCI)
- Dual-Chamber Pacemaker Implantation
- Interventional Cardiology
- Peripheral Vascular Interventions
Memberships
- Member European Society Of Cardiology.
- Cardiological Society of India CSI Life Member – All India, Kerala Chapter..
- Association of Physicians of India API – Life Member – All India.
- API – Life Member – Kerala Chapter.
- Echocardiographic Society Of India – Life Member
- IMA – Life Member – Kerala Chapter.
Research & Publications
- Outcome of Cobalt Chromium Stents in Acute Coronary Syndrome Percutaneous Coronary Intervention. C Jayarama Reddy, M Ramanathan, G venkatesh, P Susheel Reddy, N Kannan, P Mahesh Babu, KN Reddy, Y Vijayachandra Reddy. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):456 (Abstract No. 198)
- Estimation of Left Ventricular Filling Pressures by Tissue Doppler and its Relation to Systolic and Diastolic Dysfunction. C Jayarama Reddy, U Ashitha, KN Reddy. Indian Heart J 2004:56(5): 538 (Abstract No. 449)
- 3dP/dT by Mitral Regurgitation Echo Doppler Jet in Ischemic Heart Disease and its Correlation with Left Ventricular Systolic Function. C Jayarama Reddy, U Ashitha, KN Reddy. Indian Heart J 2004:56(5): 538 (Abstract No. 450)
- Our Experience with Inferior Vena Cava Filter: An underutilized Intervention. Y Vijayachandra Reddy, C Jayarama Reddy, SR Subramanium, MR Venkatesan, Raj Kumar, Ravi Kumar, KN Reddy.
- Isolated Thrombosis of Left Subclavian Artery – Apotential Catastrophic Entity. Y Vijayachandra Reddy, MR Venkatesan, SR Subramanium, C Jayarama Reddy, Raj Kumar, Ravi Kumar, KN Reddy. Indian Heart J 2004:56(5): 469 (Abstract No. 253) Indian Heart J 2004:56(5): 469 (Abstract No. 254)
- Does the Choice of Coronary Revascularization Depend on Risk Factor Profile? G venkatesh, M Ramanathan, CJ Reddy, KN Reddy. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):386 (Abstract No. 15)
- Prevalence of Coronary Risk Factors in Indian Population vis-à-vis Framingham Cohort. G venkatesh, M Ramanathan, CJ Reddy, KN Reddy. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):386 (Abstract No. 433)
- Endoventricular Patch Plasty – Does Ventricular Arrythmias Bother You? M Ramanathan, G venkatesh, CJ Reddy, DJ Reddy, PSN Raju, KN Reddy. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):555 (Abstract No. 450)
- Our Experience with Sirolimus Eluting Indian Stent (Supralimus) in First 133 Patients. KN Reddy, KA Abraham, K Chandrasekaran, CG Sreenivas, M Vijayakumar, AL Narayanan, S Shanmugasundaram, VG Umapathy, C Jayarama Reddy, G venkatesh, M Ramanathan. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):555 (Abstract No. 213)
- Are Distal Protection Devices Underutilized in Peripheral Vascular Interventions? M Ramanathan, G venkatesh, G Vignesh, CJ Reddy, Mahesh Babu, N Kannan, KN Reddy, Y Vijayachandra Reddy. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):488 (Abstract No. 284)
- Access Site Complications of Retrograde versus Antegrade Common Femoral Puncture – A Comparative Study. G venkatesh, R Ravikumar, M Ramanathan, P Susheel Reddy, B Kanagesh, G Vignesh, C Jayarama Reddy, KN Reddy, Y Vijayachandra Reddy. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):488 (Abstract No. 285)
- Interventional Nephrectomy – Renal Alcoholization and Renal Artery Coiling: Transferring Cardiac Technology to Kidneys. P Mahesh Babu, R Ravikumar, M Ramanathan, G venkatesh, P Susheel Reddy, C Jayarama Reddy, KN Reddy, Y Vijayachandra Reddy. Indian Heart J 2005:57(5):472 (Abstract No. 242)
Details of Research Work in cardio-vascular medicine done by Dr. C Jayarama Reddy:
Dissertation on “Diastolic Dysfunction in Hypertension: Effect of Anti-hypertensives on Diastolic Dysfunction – A Prospective Study by Trans-thoracic and Trans-oesophageal Doppler Echocardiography with Phonocardiography” done at GOVT STANLEY MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHENNAI and submitted to The Tamil Nadu Dr. M. G. R. Medical University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu in March 1994
Conclusions of the Work:
- Diastolic dysfunction is present in 96% cases of newly detected hypertensive patients of either sex.
- Significantly increased left ventricular mass is present in 76% of newly detected hypertensive patients.
- Even though control of blood pressure is equally good with various antihypertensive medications, their effect on diastolic filling and left ventricular mass is variable
- Calcium channel blocker ‘Felodipine’ is consistent in normalizing one or more diastolic filling variables in studied group (100%) followed by angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor – ‘Enalapril’ (50%) and cardio-selective β-blocker ‘Atenolol’ (28%).
- Left ventricular mass is reduced significantly by Calcium channel blocker in 67% of patients and by cardio-selective β-blocker in 60% of patients.
- Doppler echocardiography with trans-mitral flow and pulmonary venous flow pattern assessment is an useful non-invasive investigation to screen for diastolic dysfunction in hypertensive patients.
- E/A ratio is abnormal in 72% and isovolumic relaxation period is abnormal in 72% of patients.
- S/D ratio by pulmonary venous flow pattern was normalized by treatment most frequently (57%).
- In presence of normal E/A ratio by trans-mitral flow, either S/D and AR/S ratio by pulmonary venous flow pattern is abnormal in 100% of patients with hypertension.
