Dr. Vanita Arora

Dr. Vanita Arora Dr. Vanita Arora is the first lady cardiac electrophysiologist in India currently working at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital,Delhi. Her specialities include:

1.

Pioneer in Leadless Pacing, Conduction System Pacing, Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy, 3D Mapping for Complex Arrhythmias. As the first lady electrophysiologist of India, Dr. Vanita Arora is a pioneer Cardiac Electrophysiologist in the country. She has earned Awards like ”Rising Star in Cardiology”, “Woman Doctor Entrepreneur”, “Chikitsa Ratan” along with several other outstanding achievements

in her medical career spanning more than two decades. She has been the first one in Asia Pacific to do the Live Case of a leadless pacemaker. Being the best cardiologist in India, she works tirelessly towards her profession giving state of the art patient care with excellence. Physiological Pacemaker Implantation
2. AICD Implantation
3. 3D Mapping &Radiofrequency Ablation
4. Arrhythmia Management
5. Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy & Heart Failure
6. Leadless Pacemaker
7. Atrial fibrillation management & Complex Arrhythmias
8. Sudden Cardiac Arrest
9. HIS Bundle Pacing
10. LOT CRT/ HOT CRT

Your heartbeat has a rhythm—and changes in that rhythm can sometimes be your heart’s way of signaling that something nee...
25/08/2026

Your heartbeat has a rhythm—and changes in that rhythm can sometimes be your heart’s way of signaling that something needs attention.

Whether it feels unusually fast, slow, or irregular, recurring changes shouldn’t be ignored. Listen to your rhythm and seek medical advice when needed.



irregular heartbeat, heart rhythm disorder, arrhythmia, cardiac health, electrophysiology

Good sleep does more than help you feel refreshed—it also supports your overall heart health and healthy heart rhythm.Ma...
24/08/2026

Good sleep does more than help you feel refreshed—it also supports your overall heart health and healthy heart rhythm.

Make quality sleep, regular physical activity, and heart-healthy habits part of your daily routine.



sleep and heart health, healthy heart rhythm, heart wellness, cardiac health, healthy lifestyle

Does your heart suddenly start racing even when you’re resting?An unexplained or recurring fast heartbeat may be related...
23/08/2026

Does your heart suddenly start racing even when you’re resting?

An unexplained or recurring fast heartbeat may be related to a heart rhythm disturbance. Don’t dismiss repeated episodes, especially if they occur with dizziness, breathlessness, chest discomfort, or fainting.



racing heartbeat, fast heart rate, arrhythmia symptoms, heart rhythm disorder, palpitations

Is your heart rhythm normal?A healthy heart usually follows a steady electrical rhythm. When the heartbeat becomes unusu...
22/08/2026

Is your heart rhythm normal?

A healthy heart usually follows a steady electrical rhythm. When the heartbeat becomes unusually fast, slow, or irregular, it may indicate a heart rhythm disorder.

Understanding these changes is the first step toward protecting your heart. If you experience recurring palpitations, dizziness, breathlessness, or unexplained changes in your heartbeat, consider getting your

A Pacemaker and an AICD may look similar, but they serve different purposes.A pacemaker primarily helps manage certain s...
21/08/2026

A Pacemaker and an AICD may look similar, but they serve different purposes.

A pacemaker primarily helps manage certain slow heart rhythms, while an AICD can detect and treat potentially dangerous fast heart rhythms. The right device depends on the patient’s specific heart condition and clinical evaluation.



pacemaker, AICD, heart rhythm device, slow heartbeat, dangerous heart rhythms

Skipped beats, fluttering, or a racing heartbeat may sometimes be signs of an arrhythmia. If these sensations happen fre...
18/08/2026

Skipped beats, fluttering, or a racing heartbeat may sometimes be signs of an arrhythmia. If these sensations happen frequently or feel unusual, don’t ignore them. A heart rhythm evaluation can help identify the cause.



Arrhythmia, Skipped Heartbeat, Irregular Heartbeat, Heart Rhythm Disorder, Cardiac Electrophysiology

Having a pacemaker doesn’t mean putting life on hold. With appropriate medical guidance and regular follow-ups, many peo...
17/08/2026

Having a pacemaker doesn’t mean putting life on hold. With appropriate medical guidance and regular follow-ups, many people with pacemakers can return to active everyday routines while their device helps support a healthy heart rhythm.



Life With Pacemaker, Pacemaker Care, Heart Rhythm, Active Life With Pacemaker, Cardiac Care

Too much caffeine, poor sleep, excess alcohol, smoking, and unmanaged stress can affect how your heart feels and may tri...
16/08/2026

Too much caffeine, poor sleep, excess alcohol, smoking, and unmanaged stress can affect how your heart feels and may trigger palpitations in some people. Paying attention to your lifestyle is an important part of caring for your heart.



Heart Rhythm, Caffeine and Heart, Stress and Heart, Palpitations, Healthy Heart Habits

15/08/2026

🇮🇳 Celebrating the spirit of freedom, unity, and pride!

This Independence Day, let’s honour the sacrifices that shaped our nation and continue working towards a healthier, stronger and brighter India.

Happy Independence Day! 🇮🇳

— Dr. Vanita Arora
Apollo Hospitals

Pacemakers aren’t only for elderly people. The need for a pacemaker depends on the heart’s electrical activity and the s...
15/08/2026

Pacemakers aren’t only for elderly people. The need for a pacemaker depends on the heart’s electrical activity and the specific rhythm condition—not simply a person’s age. The right diagnosis determines the right treatment.



Pacemaker, Pacemaker Treatment, Heart Electrical System, Slow Heart Rhythm, Cardiac Electrophysiology

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