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NYP Heart Newsletter, Fall 2006  |
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| » | Cardiothoracic Surgeon as Interventionalist New fellowship combines training in interventional cardiology and surgery. | |
| » | Adaptive Vein Graft Arterialization Reducing remodeling with spironolactone. | |
| » | Alcohol Septal Ablation Treating hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. | |
| » | Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics 2006 conference information. | |
| » | Faculty Highlight |  NYP Heart Newsletter, Fall 2006 |
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NYP Heart Newsletter, Spring 2006 |
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| » | Managing Acute MI Reducing "door-to-balloon" time from the ER. | |
| » | Cryoablation forAtrial Fibrillation Expanding benefits to a broader patient population. | |
| » | Peripartum Cardiomyopathy Review of the current understanding of this mysterious form of heart failure. | |
| » | CME: Coronary Artery Disease | |
| » | Evalve Update EVEREST II trial for percutaneous mitral valve repair. | |
| » | REVIVAL Update Phase I trial for percutaneous aortic valve repair. | |
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WMC Heart Newsletter, Spring 2006 |
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| » | Patient's Giving Back | |
| » | Laura Seche, Nurse Practitioner | |
| » | Staying With the Program: Integrative Exercise | |
| » | Patient Profile: Janet Blackman | |
| » | Meet the Residents | |
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NYP Heart Newsletter, Fall 2005 |
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| » | Aortic Aneurysms: Gaining control before they strike | |
| » | Infection: Understandingand reducing the incidence of staphy-lococcal infections | |
| » | Coagulation: Developing a selectiveanticoagulanttoprevent late bleeding | |
| » | Cell transplantation: Stimulating recovery ofthe native heart | |
| » | Left Ventricular Hypertrophy: Another Treatable Silent Killer? | |
| » | Cardiac MRI One-stop test identifiesheart failure etiology, predicts outcomes | |
| » | Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics Highlights of this year's symposium | |
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WMC Heart Newsletter, Fall 2005 |
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| » | Just in Time: Prompt Treatment is Hallmark of Surgeon's Care | |
| » | Top Ten Again! Cardiac Care Ranks in Top Ten in National Survey | |
| » | Two Decades of Caring: Donna Reilly, N.P. | |
| » | Staying With the Program: Postoperative Pain | |
| » | Patient Profile: Sal Mistretta | |
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NYP Heart Newsletter, Spring 2005 » Aortic Aneurysms: Gaining control before they strike » Angiogenesis Research At NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital » Evolving uses of ventricular assist devices » Ablation of Arrhythmias » Expanding the Use of Low-Dose Statins NYP Heart Newsletter, Spring 2005 |
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WMC Heart Newsletter, Spring 2005 » Aortic Aneurysms: Gaining control before they strike » COX-2 Inhibitors: Some Good News » Surgeons Develop New Methods to Tackle Heart Disease » A Nurse's Perspective Katherine Andersen, RN » Staying With The Program: Post-Op Depression WMC Heart Newsletter, Spring 2005 |
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NYP Heart Newsletter, Fall 2004 » Aortic Aneurysms: Gaining control before they strike » Aneurysms in the Descending and Thoracoabdominal Aorta » Aortic Aneurysms and Dissection in the Marfan Syndrome » Evalve® Clinical Trial » Research Review: Identifying the Genetic Causes of Aneurysm Disease Weill Cornell researchers » Continuing Medical Education » Cardiovascular Interventional Therapy NYP Heart Newsletter, Fall 2004 |
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HealthPoints, Fall 2004 » Congenital Heart Surgery » Plastic Surgery » Pet Scans for Alzheimer’s Disease » Laparoscopic Surgery HealthPoints, Fall 2004 |
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John Jones Surgical Society Newsletter, Fall 2004 » Aortic Surgery:Then and Now Robert Smith’s Presentation » JJSS Day 2004 » Arthur B.Voorhees - A Tribute » Where are They Now? John Jones Surgical Society Newsletter, Fall 2004 |
