Dr. Tegbir Sidhu

Best Cerebral & Spinal Angiography Specialist in Mohali

Find the Cause, Not Just the Symptoms |

If headaches, weakness, vision issues, or unexplained neurological symptoms persist without a clear cause, a cerebral and spinal angiogram may uncover details that other imaging tests overlook. By employing advanced Digital Subtraction Angiography ( DSA), Dr. Tegbir Sidhu precisely assesses your brain and spinal blood vessels to help determine the correct diagnosis and treatment.

Getting Answers About Your Brain and Spine Health

When you’re dealing with persistent headaches that won’t go away, dizzy spells that leave you worried, or unexplained neurological symptoms, every day can feel like a lifetime. You know something isn’t right, but the uncertainty is the worst part. That’s exactly where I step in.
Here in Chandigarh, I’ve dedicated my career to helping people just like you get crystal-clear answers about what’s happening inside their brains and spines. As a leading Cerebral angiography specialist in Mohali & Chandigarh, the tool I trust most for this is Digital Subtraction Angiography, or DSA. It’s simply the most accurate way we have to examine your blood vessels and determine what’s going on.

Understanding Cerebral and Spinal Angiography

Diagnostic cerebral angiogram X-ray showing detailed brain blood vessels with contrast dye for neurovascular diagnosis.

Seeing What Other Scans Can’t

Let me break this down in plain language. A diagnostic cerebral and spinal angiogram is essentially a high-definition “map” of your blood vessels. While MRI and CT scans provide valuable information, angiography gives us the complete picture – real-time flow, fine detail, and subtle abnormalities that might otherwise go undetected.
Here’s the simple version of how it works:
I make a tiny puncture – usually in your groin or wrist – and guide a thin, flexible tube called a catheter through your artery. Using live X-ray guidance, I navigate this tube all the way up to the blood vessels supplying your brain or spine. Then, I inject a special contrast dye that makes your blood vessels light up on the screen.
 
This lets me see:
  • Any blockages or narrow spots (stenosis)
  • Weak areas in vessel walls (aneurysms)
  • Abnormal tangles of vessels (AVMs)
  • Exactly where bleeding is occurring
 

Who Should Consider This Procedure?​

Recognizing the Warning Signs

You might be wondering if an angiogram is right for you. Generally, I recommend it when your symptoms suggest something might be off with your brain or spine vessels.
These are the situations where I often suggest an angiogram:
  • That sudden “thunderclap” headache that comes out of nowhere
  • Unexplained strokes or mini-strokes (TIAs)
  • Vision problems like double vision or sudden vision loss
  • Weakness or numbness that doesn’t make sense
  • Seizures without a clear cause
  • Balance issues and dizziness that won’t go away
Middle-aged man holding his head with a severe headache

Here’s what we’re typically looking for:

Brain Conditions

Spinal Conditions

Aneurysms (weak spots in vessel walls)
Spinal AVMs
Arteriovenous Malformations (AVMs)
Dural Fistulas
Carotid artery blockages
Spinal canal narrowing
Vasculitis (inflamed vessels)
Tumor blood supply evaluation

Brain Conditions

Aneurysms (weak spots in vessel walls)
Arteriovenous Malformations (AVMs)
Carotid artery blockages
Vasculitis (inflamed vessels)

Spinal Conditions

Spinal AVMs
Dural Fistulas
Spinal canal narrowing
Tumor blood supply evaluation

The Symptoms That Bring People to Me

Most people come to see me because they’ve noticed something different about their body. They’re scared, confused, and want answers. These are the signs I hear about most often:vv

Brain Aneurysm Coiling in Mohali

Headaches That Feel Different

Not just any headache, but the kind that makes you stop in your tracks. The “worst headache of my life” type.

Best Cerebral & Spinal Angiography Specialist in Mohali

Numbness and Tingling

That pins-and-needles feeling in your arms, legs, or face that comes and goes.

Best Cerebaral & Spinal Angiography Specialist in Mohali

Speech Changes

Suddenly finding it harder to lift your arm, grip things, or walk steadily.

Best Cerebral & Spinal Angiography Specialist in Mohali

Weakness

Suddenly finding it harder to lift your arm, grip things, or walk steadily.

Best Cerebral & Spinal Angiography Specialist in Mohali

Vision Issues

Blurry sight, double vision, or patches where you just can’t see.

Some things make you more likely to develop vascular problems:
  • High blood pressure
  • Diabetes
  • High cholesterol
  • Smoking
  • Family history of stroke or aneurysms
If you check any of these boxes and you’re experiencing symptoms, please don’t wait. Getting the right diagnosis early can make all the difference. As an experienced Interventional radiologist in Mohali, I am equipped to handle these complex cases with precision.

The Gold Standard for a Reason

I often tell my patients that a diagnostic angiogram isn’t just a test – it’s the key that unlocks the door to proper treatment. Here’s why I recommend it so confidently:
Unmatched Accuracy – When I need to be absolutely certain about what I’m dealing with, this is the test I turn to. Nothing else gives us this level of detail.
Minimally Invasive – We’re talking about a tiny puncture, not major surgery. No large incisions, no long recovery times.
Same-Day Discharge – Most of my patients go home the same day. You come in, we do the test, and you’re back in your own bed by evening.
Quick Recovery – Because we’re not cutting into your body, you bounce back much faster. Less pain, fewer restrictions, quicker return to normal life.
Proven Safety – In my hands, and with modern techniques, the risk of complications is well under 2%. We take every precaution to keep you safe.

Time is precious when we’re dealing with brain health. This procedure gives me the real-time information I need to make life-changing decisions for my patients.

Your Step-by-Step Guide

What Happens During the Procedure

I know medical procedures can feel intimidating. Let me walk you through exactly what to expect so you can feel prepared and at ease. When you choose Digital Subtraction Angiography in Punjab, this is what the process looks like:

Consultation

We sit down together and go through your medical history, any previous scans you’ve had, and your current symptoms. I’ll explain why I think an angiogram might help and answer all your questions.

Preparation

You’ll get a mild sedative to help you relax – you’ll be awake but comfortable. I’ll clean and numb the area where the catheter will go in, usually your groin area.

The Catheter Goes In

Using real-time X-ray guidance, I carefully guide the thin catheter through your artery. You might feel some pressure, but you shouldn’t feel pain.

Injecting the Dye

I inject the contrast dye, and you might feel a warm sensation spreading through your body – completely normal and temporary.

Capturing Images

High-speed X-ray cameras take pictures of the dye flowing through your vessels. I can watch it happen in real-time, like a movie of your blood flow.

Finishing Up

The catheter comes out, we apply pressure to stop any bleeding, and you’re done. A small bandage covers the site.

Why Patients Choose Me

You deserve someone who genuinely cares about your well-being. Someone who’s spent years honing their skills so they can give you the best possible care.
Dr. Tegbir Singh Sidhu
I’ve been practicing interventional radiology for over 15+ years. I completed my MBBS, MD, and DMRD training, and I’ve trained at some of the finest hospitals in India, South Korea, and Europe. Today, I’m the trusted name for diagnostic interventions at the Minimal Invasive Non-Surgical Technique Clinic (MINT) at Max Super Speciality Hospital in Chandigarh.
What sets me apart:
  • Global Experience – I’ve learned from the best around the world and brought those skills back to serve my community.
  • Specialized Focus – Complex vascular and liver interventions are my passion. This precision work is what I do every day.
  • Patient-First Approach – I never use medical jargon to confuse you. I explain things simply so you truly understand your condition and your options.
  • Local Commitment – I’m proud to serve families across Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and J&K. My reputation as a top Cerebral angiography specialist in Mohali & Chandigarh is built on trust and results.
Dr. Tegbir Sidhu

Your Journey From Start to Finish

How It All Works

Reach Out

Give us a call or book online. We’ll get you scheduled for a consultation.

AV Fistula Angioplasty in Mohali

Meet with Me

I’ll examine you, review your history, and determine if angiography is the right step.

Best Cerebaral & Spinal Angiography Specialist in Mohali

Get Ready

We’ll complete any necessary lab work and medical clearance.

Brain Aneurysm Coiling in Mohali

Procedure Day

You come in, we do the angiogram, and you’re on your way home.

Brain Aneurysm Coiling in Mohali

Recovery

Rest at home with clear instructions about what to do and what to avoid.

Follow-Up

I’ll go over your results with you and discuss what comes next.

Taking Care of Yourself Afterward

The First Day:
  • Rest at home. No heavy lifting (nothing over 10 pounds)
  • Drink lots of water to help your body clear the contrast dye.
  • Keep the puncture site clean and dry.
  • You can remove the small bandage after 24 hours.
Call Me If You Notice:
  • Unusual swelling or bleeding at the puncture site
  • Numbness or color changes in your leg or arm
  • Severe headache or dizziness

Keeping Things in Perspective

Look, every medical procedure carries some risk. I won’t pretend otherwise. But I also want to be honest about how safe this really is when performed by an experienced specialist.
Minor Risks (Common but Manageable):
  • A bruise or small lump at the puncture site
  • Mild allergic reaction to the contrast dye
  • Temporary effect on kidney function (we check your blood work first)
Serious Risks (Extremely Rare):
  • Stroke or vessel damage – less than 1% chance in experienced hands
The reality is this: the risk of NOT getting the correct diagnosis is often far greater than the risk of the procedure itself. When you undergo a DSA procedure in Chandigarh with me, you are in the safest possible hands.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the Questions I Hear Most

1. Will I feel pain during the angiogram?
Not really. You’ll get local anesthesia to numb the area and a sedative to help you relax. You might feel pressure, but it shouldn’t hurt.
The imaging itself takes about 30-45 minutes. Including prep and recovery, plan to spend a few hours with us.
MRI and CT are great first steps. But when we need the absolute best picture, angiography is the gold standard. The radiation exposure is worth it because we’re preventing something far more serious – like a stroke.
I’ll review the images right away and give you preliminary findings. Your detailed report will be ready within 24-48 hours.
No. You’ll have received sedation, so please arrange for someone to drive you home.
Yes, typically we ask you not to eat for 6-8 hours before. I’ll give you specific instructions at your consultation.

Let’s Get You the Answers You Deserve

Searching for a “brain angiography specialist near me” or the “best interventional radiologist in Chandigarh”? Your search ends here. I’m here to help you navigate this journey with expertise and genuine compassion. Whether you need Spinal angiography in Mohali or a complete brain scan, I am your dedicated partner in health.
The first step toward peace of mind starts with a simple conversation. Let’s talk about your symptoms, your concerns, and how we can get you the clarity you need.

Dr. Tegbir Sidhu
Minimal Invasive Non-Surgical Technique Clinic (MINT)
Max Super Speciality Hospital, Chandigarh
Serving: Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with carotid artery disease, expert care is available.

Dr. Tegbir Sidhu Interventional Radiologist MINT Clinic, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Chandigarh

Serving patients from Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and across India.
Scroll to Top