Advances in Nuclear Cardiology Cardiac CT, Jack Ziffer, PhD, MD FACC, Cedar Sinai 2014 29th annual case review with the experts 2014. By: nxtframemedia … Continue reading →

Advances in Nuclear Cardiology Cardiac CT, Jamshid Maddahi, MD FACC, Cedar Sinai 2014 29th annual case review with the experts 2014. By: nxtframemedia … Continue reading →

Advances in Nuclear Cardiology Cardiac CT, Prediman K. Shah, MD, Cedar Sinai 2014 29th annual case review with the experts 2014. By: nxtframemedia … Continue reading →

Advances in Nuclear Cardiology Cardiac CT, Matthew J. Budoff, MD, FACC, Cedar Sinai 2014 29th annual case review with the experts 2014. By: nxtframemedia … Continue reading →

Bethesda, MD (PRWEB) May 30, 2014 The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) will be offering a Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Preparation Course from July 11-13 at the Intercontinental Hotel Chicago O'hare in Rosemont, IL. The goal of this board review course is to prepare participants for the certification and re-certification exam in nuclear cardiology. The program will increase attendees knowledge and competence to treat patients with the appropriate cardiac nuclear imaging procedures. This educational event is designed for physicians preparing for the certification or re-certification exam in nuclear cardiology, as well as physicians interested in a broad review in nuclear cardiology topics. To register, click here. To view the agenda, click here. Course objectives will enable participants to: The course is designed as an interactive format with panel discussions with renowned nuclear cardiology faculty. For more information please visit http://www.asnc.org/boardprep. About ASNC The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology is the leader in education, advocacy, and quality in cardiovascular imaging, with more than 4,500 members worldwide. ASNC provides its members with a variety of continuing education programs related to nuclear cardiology and cardiovascular computed tomography (CT), promotes accreditation and certification in nuclear cardiology, establishes standards and guidelines for training and … Continue reading →

Beverly Hills, CA (PRWEB) May 30, 2014 The American College of Cardiology recently convened its 63rd meeting to discuss the latest breakthroughs in cardiovascular medicine. Topping the list of findings were a new blood test that can accurately predict heart attacks, a new cholesterol drug with fewer side effects, and an old drug that has been repurposed to treat inflammation of the sac around the heart. All of these are exciting results, said Dr. Bereliani, a board-certified Beverly Hills cardiologist. When patients come to the emergency room with symptoms of a potential heart attack, this new test will make it faster and easier for doctors to determine if they are truly in danger. Almost 720,000 Americans suffer from a heart attack each year. While current technology takes around six hours to determine whether or not a patient is in danger, this new blood test would substantially speed up the process. Breakthrough Cholesterol Treatment While still in the trial phase, PCSK9 inhibitors are showing enormous potential in lowering LDL cholesterol. What PCSK9 inhibitors offer, said Dr. Bereliani, is a way around statin intolerance, which may prevent patients who need this medication from taking it. So far the trials suggest that this … Continue reading →

30-05-2014 13:44 | Jan Velinger The Czech Society of Cardiology (CKS) was awarded the Dr Lee Long-wook Memorial Prize by the World Health Organisation this month for its contribution to treating acute heart failure. Back in January, Czech Health Minister Martin Holct addressed WHO in a letter stressing that research by Czech cardiologists had allowed thousands of acute heart attack sufferers worldwide to benefit from advanced treatment methods. Members of the Society of Cardiology, including its chairman, Milo Tborsk, met in the Czech capital on Friday. The WHO presented the annual prize a week ago to CKS secretary Jaromr Hradec. The CKS, established in 1929, is the second oldest cardiology society in Europe and the third oldest in the world. For the daily news summary, available after 8pm CET, click here. The Czech Republic and fellow Visegrad Four countries Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary, are considering launching a Voice of Europe style television broadcast aimed at Russian speakers in Ukraine, website Lidov noviny writes. According to the daily, the broadcast would address those whose primary source of news in the Russian language was controlled by the Kremlin. In the ongoing crisis, Russia has been fighting a sophisticated information war, according to … Continue reading →

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) May 28, 2014 Mednick Associates, a medical expert witness and legal nurse consulting firm, recently expanded their expert options for cardiologists by including interventional specialists. Specializing in medical experts for litigators who handle medical malpractice, personal injury and other general liability cases, Mednick Associates ability to recruit, pre-screen and recommend medical experts serves the needs of litigators nationwide. Currently, Mednick Associates has over 100 cardiologists throughout the United States who review, opine and testify for both plaintiff and defense attorneys in all types of medical litigation matters. With the recent addition of 4 new board certified cardiology experts, who have completed prestigious fellowships and are widely published, their goal of focusing on expert quality over expert quantity is further achieved. By providing currently practicing cardiology experts for witness and case opinion work, litigators can proceed with the confidence that Mednick experts are physicians first and experts second. This lends to credibility in the courtroom, something internet-advertising or familiar career experts cannot always deliver. More information on the new cardiology experts or any other specialties can be found at http://www.mednickassociates.com or by calling 1.800.MEDNICK. Their staff of legal nurse consultants will make sure to pre-screen all cases through … Continue reading →