Category Archives: Cardiology

Published: Saturday, 2/21/2015 - Updated: 39 seconds ago BY MARLENEHARRIS-TAYLOR BLADE STAFF WRITER Oregon residents will soon have a new medical facility that combines several services on one campus. Mercy Health system and its partner, the Toledo Clinic and Toledo Cardiology Consultants, will build a $9.7 million medical office building next to the Mercy Oregon Clinic, 3841 Navarre Ave. It provides a setting where folks can go to physicians office and under the same roof get rehabilitation services and imaging services. No one right now has them under one roof unless you go to one of the hospitals. It creates a one-stop shop for patients, said Jeff Dempsey, president and chief operating office at Mercy St. Charles Hospital. Mercy took over the Oregon Clinic last year and already owned the adjacent land to it, so it makes sense to build right there, Mr. Dempsey said. Mercy St. Charles rehabilitation services, now at 1001 Isaac Streets Dr., will move to the new two-story, 40,000-square-foot building. The Toledo Clinic also will move the small satellite office it operates in Oregon and assign a kidney doctor to the site, Mr. Dempsey said. Toledo Cardiology Consultants, which has operated a part-time office in Oregon … Continue reading →

Northern Utah Cardiology Associates Northern Utah Cardiology Associates is located in Ogden, UT. For more information, please visit http://www.northernutahheart.com. By: MountainStarHealth … Continue reading →

Athens Regional | Cardiology Care Orchestrated When Matt Fuller suffered a heart attack while teaching class at Apalachee High in Barrow County, his quick-thinking students did just the right thing to hel... By: Athens Regional Health System … Continue reading →

Inauguration of Cath Lab of Cardiology Department By: thumbaytv … Continue reading →

First. One of those who attended the opening of the Sports Cardiology Clinic tries one of the equipment at Chong Hua Hospital. (SUN.STAR FOTO/Ruel Rosello) THE Chong Hua Hospital Heart Institute formally launched its Sports Cardiology clinic and facilities inside the hospitals premises yesterday. The Sports Cardiology, which was first launched in September last year and will be operational starting tomorrow, will be the first in Cebu. There were talks that the discipline has been ongoing in Metro Manila, but Cebu was the first to launch it in the country last year, sports cardiologist Dr. Carolyn Fermin told reporters when asked if this practice is now done in other parts of the country. Fermin was joined by sports cardiologists Ma. Rosan Trani, Karen Caudor, Alex Junia, Marivic Vestal and Peter Mancao, Francisco Chio, sports med specialists Rhoel Timothy Dejao, orthopedic surgeon Jose Antonio San Juan, and rheumatologist Ronald Eullaran. The Sports Cardiology clinic will accommodate athletes, sports enthusiasts, and those people who want to the start doing physical activity. The aim is to evaluate or treat cardiovascular conditions. This is the study of the cardiovascular system, it will have the cardiovascular care for athletesprofessional or recreational, especially to those engage … Continue reading →

Contact Information Available for logged-in reporters only Newswise Scottsdale, Ariz., Feb. 12, 2015 -- Pediatric cardiology researchers and clinicians from numerous centers from around the world are gathering at the Cardiology 2015: the 18th Annual Update on Pediatric and Congenital Cardiovascular Disease conference, sponsored by The Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia and Phoenix Childrens Hospital on Feb. 11 to Feb. 15 in Scottsdale, Ariz. Among the many scientists who are presenting research at the event, the conference organizers chose 8 clinical researchers as finalists for the Outstanding Investigator Award. The following news briefs summarize their presentations of research in congenital heart disease (CHD). All presentations occur at the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort and Spa at Gainey Ranch. Risk of White-Matter Injury Before Infant Cardiac Surgery Linked to Oxygen Flow in Brain Recent research in infants with critical CHD has shown that a longer period between birth and surgery increases the risk of injury to the brain's white matter, a condition called periventricular leukomalacia (PVL). This study of 35 neonates with critical CHD at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia analyzed cerebral physiology during the vulnerable preoperative period. The newborns had two-ventricle anatomy or single-ventricle anatomy, with or without arch obstruction. In all … Continue reading →

Introducing Integrative Cardiology Center of Long Island At the Integrative cardiology center of Long Island, we offer so much more than the traditional cardiac care! Our holistic approach to cardiology promotes weight loss and wellness. Visit our... By: Integrative Cardiology Center of Long Island … Continue reading →

DR.RAHUL.R.PATIL DR.RAHUL.R.PATIL MD(MED) DNB(CARD) MNAMS,FICN,FESC,FACC FELLOWSHIP INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGY NETHERLAND FELLOW EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CARDIOLOGY FELLOW ... By: HRIDAYAM HEART CARE CLINIC … Continue reading →

Contact Information Available for logged-in reporters only At Cardiology 2015 Conference, Experts in Congenital Heart Disease in Children and Adults Will Discuss Challenges in the Field Newswise Scottsdale, Ariz., Feb. 11, 2015 Many aspects of pediatric cardiology are relatively new to the discipline. Only recently have physicians been able to accurately diagnose and characterize the myriad congenital cardiovascular conditions that occur, and begin to apply successful strategies for care. This week, an international group of more than 800 medical experts gather at the nations largest pediatric cardiology conference to discuss challenges in treating congenital heart disease in the fetus, neonates, children and young adults. Affecting one in 120 children, congenital heart disease (CHD) is the most common birth defect, which in the most severe forms is also the leading cause of death in infants and young children. While the origins of congenital heart disease remain a mystery, diagnostic capabilities continue to improve, and treatment and management strategies continue to evolve. However, many anomalies remain difficult to treat effectively, said Jack Rychik, M.D., the conference course director and medical director of the Fetal Heart Program and the Single Ventricle Survivorship Program at The Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia. He added, as a … Continue reading →

Know Your Numbers Jan Pattanayak, MD Asheville Cardiology Jan M Pattanayak MD, FACC explains the numbers that are important to know to maintain your heart health. Dr Pattanayak is a cardiologist with Asheville Cardi... By: Mission Health … Continue reading →