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Dr. Eric Lo – Daytona Beach FL, Interventional Cardiology

Posted: Published on April 18th, 2018

Interventional Cardiology in Daytona Beach, Florida Dr. Eric Lo, MD, is an Interventional Cardiology specialist in Daytona Beach, Florida. He attended and graduated from medical school in 1976, having over 42 years of diverse experience, especially in Interventional Cardiology. He is affiliated with many hospitals including Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center, Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, Bert Fish Medical Center, Hays Medical Center, Olathe Medical Center. Dr. Eric Lo also cooperates with other doctors and physicians in medical groups including Memorial Health Systems Inc. Dr. Eric Lo accepts Medicare-approved amount as payment in full. Call (386) 231-6000 to request Dr. Eric Lo the information (Medicare information, advice, payment, ...) or simply to book an appointment. Medical Doctor Doctor of Medicine (MD or DM), or in Latin: Medicinae Doctor, meaning "Teacher of Medicine", is a terminal degree for physicians and surgeons. In countries that follow the tradition of the United States, it is a first professional graduate degree awarded upon graduation from medical school. Dr. Eric Lo has been primarily specialized in Interventional Cardiology for over 42 years of experience. Interventional Cardiology An area of medicine within the subspecialty of cardiology, which uses specialized imaging and other diagnostic techniques to evaluate … Continue reading →

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APVBO-Asia Pacific Vascular Biology Organization Conference

Posted: Published on April 18th, 2018

Conference Program Nov 18-19, 2017State Key Laboratory of OphthalmologyZhongshan Ophthalmic CenterJinsui Road 7, Pearl river new city, Guangzhou, China Morning session 1:Vascular biology of atherosclerosis Chairs: Napoleone Ferrara (UCSD) and Xuri Li (ZOC) Morning session 2:Regulation of vascular permeability and ocular neovascularization Chairs: Xiao-Li Tian (Nanchang University), Zhongwei Cao (Sichuan University) and Michael Simons (Yale) Afternoon session 1:Vascular signaling Chairs: Martin A. Schwartz (Yale), Tatiana V Byzova (Cleveland Clinic) and Yuqiang Wang (Jinan University) Afternoon session 2:Frontiers of vascular biology Chairs: Luyang Yu (China), Christiana Ruhrberg (UCL) and Jing Li (GUCM) 8:15 AM, All-together photo in front of the main entrance of the SKLO building Morning session 1:Vascular Metabolism Chairs: Ralf H. Adams (Max Planck Institute) and Raghu Kalluri (MD Anderson Cancer Center) Morning session 2:Angiogenesis in metabolic diseases and development Chairs: Karen Hirschi (Yale) and Zhongjun Zhou (Hong Kong) Afternoon session 1:Frontiers of translational research Chairs: Yihai Cao (Karolinska Institute) and Kenneth Walsh (Boston University) Afternoon session 2:Emerging vascular sciences Chairs: Jan Kitajewski (University of Illinois at Chicago), Michael Potente (Max Planck Institute) and Jingxuan Pan (ZOC) Confirmed Distinguished Speakers(In alphabetical order) Ralf H. AdamsPhD Professor at the University of Muenster Director Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine Max … Continue reading →

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Rehabilitative Center Treatment – TBI – Traumatic Brain Injury

Posted: Published on April 18th, 2018

The familiesof traumatic brain injury (TBI) victims often have many questions when their loved one is transferred to a rehabilitative care center. What happens in rehabilitation?Similar tothe acute care facility, the TBI patient will be cared for by a team of professionals who specialize in the care of trauma victims. Their goals are to: Each day, the patient will participate in therapy. Initially, the patient may require staff assistance for even the most simple activities: brushing teeth, getting out of bed and eating. The patient also may require staff for safety because there is a risk of falling, eloping (trying to get out of the hospital to go home) or getting hurt. The patientmay be confused and forgetful. The Rehabilitation Team The Physiatrist is the team leader in the rehabilitation program. The physiatrist is a physician specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Physiatrists treat a wide range of problems, including the changes after brain injury. The physiatristwill assess and prescribe the treatment and direct the team. The Neuropsychologist is a key member of the rehabilitation team. The neuropsychologistwill assess the patients changesin thinking and behavior. Changes couldinclude: Many patients areunaware of the changes in the brain and how those changesaffect … Continue reading →

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Rehabilitative Center Treatment – Traumatic Brain Injury

Posted: Published on April 17th, 2018

The familiesof traumatic brain injury (TBI) victims often have many questions when their loved one is transferred to a rehabilitative care center. What happens in rehabilitation?Similar tothe acute care facility, the TBI patient will be cared for by a team of professionals who specialize in the care of trauma victims. Their goals are to: Each day, the patient will participate in therapy. Initially, the patient may require staff assistance for even the most simple activities: brushing teeth, getting out of bed and eating. The patient also may require staff for safety because there is a risk of falling, eloping (trying to get out of the hospital to go home) or getting hurt. The patientmay be confused and forgetful. The Rehabilitation Team The Physiatrist is the team leader in the rehabilitation program. The physiatrist is a physician specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Physiatrists treat a wide range of problems, including the changes after brain injury. The physiatristwill assess and prescribe the treatment and direct the team. The Neuropsychologist is a key member of the rehabilitation team. The neuropsychologistwill assess the patients changesin thinking and behavior. Changes couldinclude: Many patients areunaware of the changes in the brain and how those changesaffect … Continue reading →

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Stem Cell Treatment for Spinal Cord Injury – Beike …

Posted: Published on April 17th, 2018

Acupuncture Acupuncture is a technique in which practitioners stimulate specific points on the body - most often by inserting thin needles through the skin. It is one of the most effective practices used in traditional Chinese medicine. Acupuncture stimulates nerve fibers to transmit signals to the spinal cord and brain, activating the bodys central nervous system. The spinal cord and brain then release hormones responsible for making us feel less pain while improving overall health. Acupuncture may also: increase blood circulation and body temperature, affect white blood cell activity (responsible for our immune function), reduce cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and regulate blood sugar levels. Aquatherapy Aquatic Physical Therapy is the practice of physical therapy in a specifically designed water pool with a therapist. The unique properties of the aquatic environment enhance interventions for patients with neurological or musculoskeletal conditions. Aquatic therapy includes a wide range of techniques allowing patients to improve their balance, muscle strength and body mechanics. Aquatic therapy works to enhance the rehabilitation process and support effectiveness of stem cell treatment. Epidural Stimulation Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is the medical use of oxygen at a level higher than atmospheric pressure. The equipment required consists of … Continue reading →

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Spinal Cord Injury Zone!

Posted: Published on April 17th, 2018

April 9, 2018 - Quadriplegic Athlete Has Unfinished Business at Boston In June 2016, Matt Wetherbee was left paralyzed after going head first into a wall during a pick-up basketball game. Severely damaging his spinal cord, Wetherbee was transported to the hospital where he spent two months facing a number of complications, and ultimately relocating to a rehabilitation center. Since that time, Wetherbee has continued to Continue Reading Tommy Hilfiger is expanding its innovative disability-friendly clothing initiative by unveiling Tommy Adaptive, a new line that includes a variety of new and stylish pieces. In 2016, Tommy Hilfiger partnered with Runway of Dreams, a nonprofit founded by Mindy Scheier, a mother whose child has muscular dystrophy, to create a clothing line more inclusive to Continue Reading Google and a slew of startups are including accessibility information in apps to help people navigate the world if they use wheelchairs or have other disabilities. Occupational therapist turned disability rights activist Alanna Raffel has spent her career thinking about accessibility. So for her 30th birthday last year, she turned her passion into action. Raffel Continue Reading An inventor on the western slope is trying to help everyone ski, particularly people with spinal cord injuries. … Continue reading →

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Hormone Replacement Therapy – Ideal Physician Weight Loss

Posted: Published on April 16th, 2018

Hormone Replacement Therapy For Weight Loss There is a definite case to be made for the role of hormones in weight management. When our hormones are out of balance, we can experience weight gain and sluggishness that leads to less exercise. This reduction in our physical activity can compound the problem by resulting in more weight gain. Luckily, this is a fight you may be able to win by simply changing a few bad habits. Ultimately, learning how to balance your hormones can help you lose weight. First Stop: Stress Many people find that, when under stress, they eat more. While this propensity to over indulge could be the result of an emotional issue, it is more often a result of the hormone Cortisol. Cortisol is released by your body when you have the need for adrenaline; this is often referred to as, fight or flight. If you were in a physically dangerous position and needed extra energy to fight someone or flee from something, the release of some of your stored glucose as a result of Cortisol would give you the energy to punch or run. After a release of Cortisol, you find yourself hungry and exhausted. In todays … Continue reading →

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Guidelines for Standards in Cardiac Surgery

Posted: Published on April 16th, 2018

The following statement is an updated version of guidelines that were first published by the American College of Surgeons in 1991. The revised statement was developed by the Advisory Council for Cardiothoracic Surgery and approved by the College's Board of Regents in October 1996. This report provides guidelines to be used by hospital executives and appropriate medical staff only. It places no value judgment on existing successful programs or on the treatment of individual patients. While current standards of practice form the basis of this report, it is recognized that large programs in cardiac surgery grow from smaller ones. Hospitals and their staffs should exercise their own discretion in approving programs based on local need and the responsibility for achieving a good standard of practice. While attention is directed primarily to open-heart surgery, the proposed standards should apply to closed-heart operations as well as to operations on the great vessels within the chest. In borderline situations, in which the number of open-heart operations does not meet the established guidelines, the American College of Surgeons recommends the use of peer review. Specification of the qualifications for cardiac surgeons in an established practice is beyond the scope of these guidelines. Surgeons practicing … Continue reading →

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Home – MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute

Posted: Published on April 16th, 2018

Capabilities, Performance and Outcomes Booklet Released MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute is pleased to release a special edition of Cardiovascular Physician, featuring our 2016 Capabilities, Performance and Outcomes booklet. "In a Heartbeat" features articles on Cardiac Surgery, Structural Heart, Interventional Cardiology, Electrophysiology, Advanced Heart Failure and Vascular Surgery. Major Milestone: MHVI Performs 100th WATCHMAN Procedure Currently, MedStar Washington Hospital Center and MedStar Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore offer the device to patients who have atrial fibrillation (A-fib), an abnormal heart rhythm that causes a fast and erratic heartbeat. The two facilities have performed a total of 100 procedures since the WATCHMAN was FDA-approved in March 2015, more than any other institution from Delaware to South Carolina to date. Innovations In Heart Care Webcast Aimed to offer new hope for the estimated 27 million people in the U.S. with heart disease, MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital hosted an hour long Innovations in Heart Care Webcast. The webcast featured five of Baltimore's top cardiac experts in an engaging interactive dialogue focused on recent innovations in heart care. TOP RANKED FOR EXCELLENCE FOCUSED ON YOU MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute is one of the top-ranked cardiovascular programs in … Continue reading →

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Molecular Cardiology Research Lab – Texas Heart Institute

Posted: Published on April 15th, 2018

Texas Heart Institutes Molecular Cardiology Research Laboratory (MCRL) is a unique team of researchers and scientists dedicated to leveraging their expertise in small molecule therapeutics to develop novel techniques to diagnose, treat and prevent cardiovascular disease. Small molecule therapeutics can be applied to various diagnostic and treatment practices used today to enhance how medical practitioners identify and treat patients suffering from heart disease and injury. Specifically, the MCRL team is focused on how applications can help to develop non-invasive imaging techniques to identify atherosclerotic plaques that may rupture or erode and cause heart attack or stroke, as well as applications that will help improve adult stem cell therapies. Their work in the stem cell arena ranges from ways to enhance the efficacy of stem cell therapies to treat heart failure to improvements in stem cell mobilization that will make bone marrow transplants more effective. Additionally, the team is researching the possibility of genetically modified stem cells to treat pulmonary hypertension and peripheral vascular disease, among other indications. Led by esteemed scientist Richard Dixon, PhD, the departments translational research has led to the successful patenting and licensing of new technologies that are not only applicable to enhancing cardiovascular treatments and therapies, … Continue reading →

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