Category Archives: Cardiac Surgery

A 9-YEAR-OLD boy who is set to become the youngest ever person to complete a degree, is inundated by offers from the world's top universities for post-graduate studies. Continue reading →

CHFSolutions Inc (NASDAQ:CHFS) retained the services of a top-notchexecutive search firm to realign the sales team and improve focus on cardiacsurgery. Continue reading →

Planning saves babies Dr. Y and his teams expanded cardiovascular knowledge beyond valves with years of flow and physiology data gathered with ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging, modeling, and computer simulation.This led to the breakthrough that pediatric surgeon del Nido values most: planning software for difficult cardiac surgeries in babies with deadly birth defects. Though Dr. Continue reading →

OBJECTIVE: The primary aim of our work is to determine the incidence of atrial fibrillation following cardiac surgery in adults withcongenital heart disease. Secondary aims include identifying risk factors predictive of developing earlypostoperative atrial fibrillation and morbidities associated with earlypostoperative atrial fibrillation. Retrospective analysis. Continue reading →

Veronika Sedlakova, post-doctoral fellow (L), Sarah Mclaughlin, PhD(c), and Dr. Emilio Alarcon, principal investigator and laboratory director, University of Ottawa Heart Institute, have developed a recombinant human collagen matrix for cardiac tissue repair Continue reading →

MARION -- Early on, the Weglowskis learned how to read the doctors wardrobe. As he would approach down a hallway toward the waiting room -- in what they couldnt help but recognize from every hospital scene from every TV show and movie ever made -- he would either be wearing scrubs or a suit Continue reading →

The government issued an order on Saturday expanding the Dr. YSR Aarogyasri scheme, covering 17 superspecialties and involving 716 procedures, to the empanelled hospitals in Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad from November 1. It is in fulfilment of Chief Minister Y.S Continue reading →

It took years for Emilio Alarcon and his University of Ottawa Heart Institute research team to fully believe what they were seeing that a gel they had developed containing human collagen was repairing damaged hearts in mice. They repeated their research study several times, coming up with randomized, blinded results, just to make sure the findings were correct Continue reading →

The number of doctors is not necessarily directly related to the quality of healthcare available in a particular country Recently, I read an article in a local newspaper in which the writer said that Pakistan does not have enough doctors. Enough is, of course, an entirely subjective term. So I looked up some numbers about doctors per a certain amount of population in several countries Continue reading →

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