Top-notch and well known medical professionals   Undoubtedly, in healthcare, it is people who make all the difference, and Bangalore is home to a number of internationally acclaimed medical specialists. Always backed by excellent support staff - nurses, technicians, attendants and others working in perfect synergy. Meet a few of our more well-known medical professionals:   Dr. A Malathi - Manipal Hospital, is a yoga & stress management consultant to senior scientists at the Defence Research & Development Organization, including to Mr. A P J Abdul Kalam, the President of India. Dr. Devi Shetty - Narayana Hrudayalaya, is head of the largest team of telecardiologists in the world having treated over 4,600 patients. Dr. Issac Mathai - Soukya International Holistic Health Centre, is an internationally acclaimed holistic therapies consultant to personalities like the Prince of Wales. Dr. Sampath Shivangi - formerly with Manipal Hospital, is currently member of the Health Advisory Panel to the President of the United States, Mr. George Bush. Dr. Subhash Chandra - Manipal Hospital, is an eminent member of the Worldwide Cardiological Society. Dr. Thomas A Chandy - HOSMAT, is a US Board certified Orthopaedics surgeon and former HOD of Orthopaedics, Claremore University, USA . Dr. U B Khanolkar - Sagar Apollo Hospital, is a renowned interventional cardiologist who treats numerous high profile national and international patients. Dr. Vivek Jawali - Wockhardt Hospital, heads one of the three teams in the entire world that does Conscious Off Pump Coronary Surgery.       The Noor Fatima story     Bangalore played second home to Noor Fatima, the two-and-a-half year old girl from Pakistan who underwent treatment for her heart ailment at the prestigious Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital, which has the distinction of conducting the most number of paediatric cardiac surgeries in the world. The city known for its prowess in Information Technology in Pakistan now earned a reputation as a life saving one. The successful and happy return of little Noor underlined the supremacy of Bangalore in Paediatric Cardiac Surgery - considering the fact that the two holes in her heart were mended without any complications. Noor's parents were most impressed by the enormous amount of goodwill shown by the people of Bangalore. "I feel like I am still in Lahore. I don't feel I have travelled 4,000km" said Nadeem Tayyaba, little Noor's mother.