Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan announced the registry at the India Valves 2026 conference.
The registry will record patient details, treatments, and results of valve interventions.
Data will be kept secure and without personal identifiers.
Researchers can use the information to compare different techniques and find the best ones.
Ultimately, the project seeks to make heart care safer and more effective across India.
It gathers de‑identified data from multiple hospitals to study outcomes of valve procedures.
The aim is to build strong evidence so doctors can improve care for Indian patients.
The registry also encourages collaboration among doctors, researchers, and scientists.
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