Dr. Pavan Agrawal is an interventional cardiologist who has been practicing since 2010. He trained in general medicine and then in cardiology, both through the Diplomate of National Board (DNB).
He is the Executive Director of Radiant Super Speciality Hospital with Rehabilitation Center in Amravati, and he directs the hospital's Cath Lab and Equipment Department. He is also a member of the Ojas Charitable Trust, Amravati.
Patients in Amravati and the surrounding region can consult Dr. Agrawal for heart conditions, including blocked arteries, chest pain and heart attack care.
डॉ. पवन अग्रवाल हे अमरावती येथील इंटरव्हेन्शनल कार्डिओलॉजिस्ट (हृदयरोग तज्ञ) आहेत.
Credentials
Degrees
MBBSBachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
DNB (General Medicine)
DNB (Cardiology)
Specialisation
Interventional Cardiology
Practicing since
2010
Cardiac care
Heart attack and emergency care
Round-the-clock emergency services at Radiant Hospital, with a cath lab for urgent heart procedures.
Coronary angiography
Imaging of the heart's arteries to find blockages and plan treatment.
Angioplasty and stenting
Catheter-based procedures to open narrowed or blocked arteries.
Cardiology consultation
Evaluation of chest pain, breathlessness, blood pressure and other heart concerns.
Roles
Executive Director
Radiant Super Speciality Hospital with Rehabilitation Center, Amravati
Director, Cath Lab and Equipment Department
Radiant Hospital
Member
Ojas Charitable Trust, Amravati
Heart health blog
Plain-language articles from Dr. Pavan Agrawal's practice in Amravati, written to help you understand your heart and know when to seek care.
Warning signs · October 2026 · 5 min read
Heart attack warning signs: when to call for help
Chest pain is the best-known sign of a heart attack, but it is not the only one. Learn which signals need urgent help.
A heart attack happens when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked. Treatment works best when it starts early, so recognising the signs quickly can save heart muscle and lives.
Common warning signs
Pressure, tightness, heaviness or burning in the centre of the chest that lasts more than a few minutes, or comes and goes.
Pain or discomfort spreading to the left arm, both arms, shoulder, neck, jaw or back.
Shortness of breath, with or without chest discomfort.
Cold sweat, nausea or sudden lightheadedness.
Unusual tiredness or a feeling that something is seriously wrong.
Some people, including women, older adults and people with diabetes, may have milder or unusual symptoms such as breathlessness, indigestion-like discomfort or extreme fatigue, without strong chest pain.
What to do
Call 112 or the hospital emergency number, 95116 13365, straight away.
Sit down, stay calm and avoid any exertion.
Do not drive yourself. Ask someone to take you or wait for the ambulance.
Do not wait to see whether the symptoms pass.
This article is for general information and does not replace medical advice. If you have symptoms or concerns, please see a doctor.
Coronary angiography and angioplasty: what to expect
A simple guide to the test that looks at the heart's arteries and the procedure that opens a blocked one.
Coronary angiography is a test that shows whether the arteries supplying the heart are narrowed or blocked. Angioplasty is a procedure that opens a narrowed artery, often by placing a small mesh tube called a stent.
How angiography works
A thin, flexible tube called a catheter is passed through an artery, usually at the wrist or groin, and guided to the heart. A contrast dye is injected and X-ray images show the arteries. The area is numbed with local anaesthetic, and most people stay awake.
How angioplasty works
If a blockage is found, a tiny balloon at the tip of the catheter can widen the artery. A stent may then be placed to help keep it open.
Before and after
Tell your doctor about allergies, kidney problems, diabetes and every medicine you take.
Follow the instructions you are given about eating and drinking before the procedure.
Expect a period of rest and monitoring afterwards. Recovery time depends on your condition and the access site.
Take your prescribed medicines exactly as advised and attend your follow-up visits.
Your cardiologist will explain whether either test or procedure is right for you.
This article is for general information and does not replace medical advice. If you have symptoms or concerns, please see a doctor.
Fill in the form and send it to us on WhatsApp. Our team will reply to confirm your time.
For a heart attack or severe chest pain, do not use this form. Call the hospital emergency line at 95116 13365 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Questions patients ask
Who is Dr. Pavan Agrawal?
Dr. Pavan Agrawal is an interventional cardiologist in Amravati, Maharashtra. He holds MBBS, DNB (General Medicine) and DNB (Cardiology) and has been practicing since 2010. He is the Executive Director of Radiant Super Speciality Hospital with Rehabilitation Center and directs its Cath Lab and Equipment Department.
Where can I meet Dr. Pavan Agrawal in Amravati?
At Radiant Super Speciality Hospital, Sabnis Plot, near Kalyan Nagar Chowk, Vivekanand Colony, Amravati, Maharashtra 444606.
What are the consultation timings?
Monday to Saturday, 12:00 to 8:00. Emergency services at the hospital are open 24x7. Please call 95116 13365 to confirm the time before you visit.
How do I book an appointment?
Fill in the booking form on this page and send it on WhatsApp to 95116 13365, or call the same number. The hospital team will reply to confirm your time.
What is interventional cardiology?
Interventional cardiology uses thin tubes called catheters, usually passed through an artery in the wrist or groin, to find and treat heart problems such as blocked arteries without open-heart surgery. Common procedures include coronary angiography and angioplasty with stenting.
What should I do if I have chest pain or a suspected heart attack?
Treat it as an emergency. Call 112 or the hospital on 95116 13365, or go to the nearest emergency room straight away. Do not wait for an appointment or an online reply.
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Address
Radiant Super Speciality Hospital Sabnis Plot, near Kalyan Nagar Chowk, Vivekanand Colony, Amravati, Maharashtra 444606
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