Dr. Muhamed Shaloob
Dr. Muhamed Shaloob
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Dr. Muhamed Shaloob is a leading board-certified specialist cardiologist in Dubai, widely recognized for his precise diagnostics, clinical excellence, and compassionate patient care.
Trained extensively in India and the Middle East, his expertise spans interventional cardiology, arrhythmias, heart failure management,and preventive cardiology, with a special focus on complex angioplasties and high-risk interventions. His approach is deeply rooted in evidence-based medicine and personalized care.
With over 800 successful coronary and peripheral operations, Dr. Muhamed Shaloob is a premier choice for those seeking the Best Indian Cardiologist in Dubai and India. Formerly a Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at Apollo and Fathima Hospitals, India he is Director, Medical Affairs & Senior Interventional Cardiologist at MICC India and specializes in complex procedures including Biventricular Pacemaker (CRT) and Intra Cardiac Defibrillator (ICD) implantations.
He is a member of the Cardiology Society of India and the Indian Cardiology Council of Kerala. He is committed to patient education. He takes his time to clearly explain diagnoses and treatment options, helping patients to make informed decisions about their heart health.
(M.B.B.S, M.D. Internal Medicine, D.M. Cardiology)
DHA Licensed · MOH Licensed · Abu Dhabi DOH Licensed
Dr. Shaloob diagnoses and manages a wide range of cardiac conditions, from common presentations like high blood pressure to complex inherited heart syndromes. As a top cardiologist in Dubai, he brings a systematic, evidence-based approach to every diagnosis.
Blocked or narrowed arteries that restrict blood flow to the heart muscle.
Heart defects present from birth that continue to require specialist management in adults.
When the heart cannot pump blood efficiently enough to meet the body's needs.
Irregular heartbeat patterns that can cause palpitations, dizziness, or fainting.
Conditions affecting the heart's four valves, including stenosis and regurgitation.
High cholesterol and related metabolic conditions that increase cardiac risk.
Conditions such as myocarditis and pericarditis affecting the heart's lining and muscle.
Including Brugada syndrome and other inherited conditions with cardiac implications.
High blood pressure, peripheral artery disease, and related circulatory conditions.
An inherited risk factor for heart disease, now measurable and manageable with specialist guidance.
Dr. Shaloob diagnoses and manages a wide range of cardiac conditions, from common presentations like high blood pressure to complex inherited heart syndromes. As a top cardiologist in Dubai, he brings a systematic, evidence-based approach to every diagnosis.
From a routine heart check-up to complex angioplasty, here is what Dr. Muhamed Shaloob, a specialist cardiologist in Dubai, offers at his practice.
A monitored exercise test that reveals how your heart responds under physical stress, helpful in diagnosing hidden coronary disease.
An ultrasound of the heart that shows its structure, valves, and pumping function in real time; completely painless.
Advanced imaging that detects plaque build-up in coronary arteries and quantifies your long-term heart attack risk score.
Detailed imaging of heart muscle, structure, and function, especially useful for cardiomyopathy, heart failure, and post-heart attack evaluation.
A quick, non-invasive test that records the heart’s electrical activity and detects rhythm problems, past heart attacks, and more.
A painless scan that assesses blood flow in the arteries to identify blockages or narrowing that increase the risk of stroke or vascular disease.
A wearable monitor worn over 24 hours to capture your blood pressure patterns throughout the day and night.
A monitored exercise test that reveals how your heart responds under physical stress, helpful in diagnosing hidden coronary disease.
An ultrasound of the heart that shows its structure, valves, and pumping function in real time; completely painless.
Advanced imaging that detects plaque build-up in coronary arteries and quantifies your long-term heart attack risk score.
Detailed imaging of heart muscle, structure, and function, especially useful for cardiomyopathy, heart failure, and post-heart attack evaluation.
A quick, non-invasive test that records the heart’s electrical activity and detects rhythm problems, past heart attacks, and more.
A painless scan that assesses blood flow in the arteries to identify blockages or narrowing that increase the risk of stroke or vascular disease.
A wearable monitor worn over 24 hours to capture your blood pressure patterns throughout the day and night.
A thorough first visit where Dr. Muhamed takes your full cardiac history, reviews your risk factors, and creates a personalized care plan.
Identifying your cardiac risk before symptoms appear. Ideal for patients with family history, diabetes, hypertension, or high cholesterol.
Ongoing monitoring and medication management for patients with established heart disease, keeping your heart stable and your quality of life high.
A diagnostic procedure using contrast dye and X-ray imaging to visualize blockages inside the coronary arteries with precision.
A minimally invasive procedure that uses a tiny balloon, and often a stent to open blocked coronary arteries and restore blood flow to the heart.
A diagnostic procedure using contrast dye and X-ray imaging to visualize blockages inside the coronary arteries with precision.
A minimally invasive procedure that uses a tiny balloon, and often a stent to open blocked coronary arteries and restore blood flow to the heart.
These are implantable devices that regulate abnormal heart rhythms. Pacemakers support slow heartbeats, while ICDs detect and correct life-threatening rhythms with a controlled shock.
A specialized pacemaker therapy for patients with heart failure, designed to resynchronize the left and right chambers of the heart and improve pumping efficiency.
These are implantable devices that regulate abnormal heart rhythms. Pacemakers support slow heartbeats, while ICDs detect and correct life-threatening rhythms with a controlled shock.
A specialized pacemaker therapy for patients with heart failure, designed to resynchronize the left and right chambers of the heart and improve pumping efficiency.
Prevention is always better than cure. Our tailored heart check-up packages are designed for UAE residents who want a clear picture of their cardiac health, whether you have symptoms or not. For patients seeking the best cardiologist in Dubai for preventive heart care, this is where to start.
Dr. Shaloob’s clinic accepts most major local and international insurance providers to ensure seamless access to care. Our goal is to ensure that your focus stays on your health, not your paperwork.
*Insurance coverage varies by plan and provider. Always verify your benefits directly with your insurer before your appointment.
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If chest discomfort keeps returning, worsens with activity, or comes with breathlessness or nausea, it should be checked. Even mild or dull pain can be an early warning sign and shouldn’t be ignored.
Heart-related chest pain usually feels like feels like a heavy or squeezing sensation, may spread to the arm or jaw, and isn’t affected by pressing on the chest or breathing. If it comes with breathlessness, nausea, or sweating, get it checked.
Common early signs of a heart attack include chest pressure or tightness, which may radiate to the arm or jaw. Some people, especially women and diabetic patients, may feel unusual fatigue, nausea, or dizziness instead of typical chest pain.
Not all chest pain is from the heart. It can come from acidity (GERD), muscle strain, rib inflammation, anxiety, or panic attacks. A proper evaluation helps identify the exact cause.
In the early stages, blocked arteries might not feel like anything at all. As the narrowing gets worse, you might start noticing that you get winded or feel chest discomfort during physical activity, but the feeling goes away once you sit down and rest.
Yes. An interventional cardiologist treats heart problems using minimally invasive procedures like angioplasty, while a heart surgeon performs open-heart operations. Many conditions can be managed without surgery.
In some cases, people may feel warning signs such as fainting, severe dizziness, chest pain, or a sudden racing heartbeat before a cardiac arrest. These symptoms should be taken seriously.
A pacemaker helps keep the heart beating at a steady rate. It is usually recommended for people with very slow or irregular heart rhythms that cause symptoms like dizziness or fainting.
Once you hit 40, you should have a cardiac risk assessment at least once a year. This is especially important if you have high cholesterol, blood pressure, or diabetes. Even if you feel perfectly fine, a baseline evaluation helps your doctor track your heart health as you age.
Family history is a strong risk factor, but heart disease is not inevitable. Regular screenings (starting at age 30), managing cholesterol and blood pressure, and staying physically active can significantly reduce your risk. Dr. Shaloob specializes in preventive heart care in Dubai to help high-risk patients stay ahead of symptoms.
A normal resting heart rate for adults ranges from 60 to 100 beats per minute (BPM). Highly trained athletes may have resting rates as low as 40-50 BPM. If your resting rate is consistently above 100 (Tachycardia), you should seek a consultation.
A comprehensive cardiac evaluation typically includes a detailed medical history review, physical examination, ECG, and blood tests. Depending on symptoms and risk factors, additional tests such as an echocardiogram (2D Echo), treadmill stress test, Cardiac CT, or Holter monitoring may be recommended. Dr. Shaloob personally reviews all results with you during the consultation.
To protect your cardiovascular system, you should limit trans fats found in commercial fried foods, excessive salt which drives up blood pressure, and refined sugars that contribute to arterial inflammation and diabetes.
At JTS Medical Center, Jumeirah 1
Thondayad Bypass Road, Calicut, Kerala India
At JTS Medical Center, Jumeirah 1
Thondayad Bypass Road, Calicut, Kerala India
