| He has authored more than 100 publications in the cardiology literature and book chapters in medical texts. |
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| Newer types of triage include mental health, cardiology, obstetrics, and nurse triage. |
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| The clinician programme on offer will include cardiology, oncology, neurology, urology and a wide range of other procedures. |
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| Entire categories such as cardiology, pulmonology, nephrology, gastroenterology and nutrition, and allergy and immunology are omitted. |
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| Recently, a fully insured friend of mine was referred for a cardiology consultation. |
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| Gladys was moved to the cardiology ward but again, despite a further battery of tests no one could say for sure what caused her pain. |
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| The conference is the premier annual event in cardiology on the medical education calendar in the region. |
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| Often times when you're on a subspecialty service like cardiology or oncology, the intern on overnight is the only doctor on the floor. |
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| This article describes some of these applications in radiology and cardiology and discusses the potential of microbubbles for therapy. |
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| Participants were identified and recruited from outpatient clinics in cardiology and care of the elderly and from hospital wards. |
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| In cardiology, perfusion to cardiac tissue can be studied using radioisotopes such as N13 ammonia. |
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| The data are collated centrally at the department of medical cardiology, Glasgow Royal Infirmary. |
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| Interventional paediatric cardiology mainly involves dilatation of stenotic vessels or valves and occlusion of abnormal communications. |
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| Neurology is like cardiology was 20 years ago in that it is just starting to do more with less, Jacobson explained. |
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| The field of cardiology was largely limited to the stethoscope, the electrocardiogram, and the autopsy suite. |
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| Patients from a large private cardiology practice who were discharged from the hospital following a coronary event were included in the analysis. |
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| He established the department of cardiology at Osmania Medical College in 1960, rising to become the college's principal. |
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| After this she was not strong enough to work in interventional cardiology and devoted herself to clinical and diagnostic cardiology. |
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| Also, unlike oncological chemotherapy, invasive cardiology or neurosurgery, for example, psychopharmacology is hardly rocket science. |
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| Yearly pediatric cardiology follow-up examinations showed no symptoms of heart disease and a normally active child. |
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| She plans to go to medical school and specialize in either fetal cardiology or pediatric orthopedics. |
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| He was an intensely private man who dedicated his life to the development of the hospital and cardiology in particular. |
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| He then joined Groote Schuur Hospital to train in internal medicine and cardiology. |
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| After 11 years of internal medicine and cardiology, he opted for a career in occupational medicine. |
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| The medical sciences were well developed, with particular success in cardiology, oncology, and laser surgery. |
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| Sometimes I'd even start lecturing the new students present about anatomy, histology, cardiology, immunology. |
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| Concentrating on psychophysiological medicine, the four divisions cover aspects of cardiology, gastroenterology, transplant surgery and the menstrual cycle respectively. |
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| The centre will initially manage outpatient calls from departments such as general surgery, urology, gastroenterology, cardiology, rheumatology, and dermatology. |
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| The Medical Division's products are primarily used in cardiology, as well as neurology, orthopedics, ophthalmology and orthodontistry. |
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| Owners of older cocker spaniels, dachshunds, miniature poodles, and Yorkshire terriers are invited to Cornell to receive a free canine cardiology screening. |
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| This collaboration involves researchers with complementary expertise, ranging from molecular genetics and biostatistics to sociology and cardiology. |
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| It also looked to disinvest from cardiology research activity, despite coronary heart disease being the biggest killer in Wales. |
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| Ultrasound echography has long been used in medical imagery, especially in obstetrics and cardiology. |
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| The first EKG tests and cardiology consultations will begin as early as March 2010 for SOSUCAM employees and outside patients. |
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| The Heart Institute trains Canada's brightest physicians for specialties in cardiac surgery, cardiology and cardiac anesthesiology. |
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| Internist training often represents the basis for further training in areas such as cardiology, rheumatology or gastroenterology. |
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| Our plan is to bring to interventional cardiology the same technologies we brought to neurosurgeons, and NRC is helping us develop them. |
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| Genetic studies, ion channels, molecular signaling in cardiology, cardiac development, and cardiac tissue cell culture. |
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| Would you like to have a lay cardiology agency dictating how much and what kind of care you could have if you suffered a heart attack? |
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| There are now five departmental systems, with additions such as cardiology, respiratory and intensive care. |
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| Large selection: The range extends from the cardiology stethoscope to the nurse's stethoscope. |
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| This is a unique, collaborative program between the departments of cardiology and cardiac surgery. |
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| The Heart Heroes program focused on honoring doctors in the military for their dedication to the field of cardiology. |
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| Nuclear medicine is certainly an important community, but there are also cardiology patients and oncology patients who are being affected. |
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| She was transported to the cardiology Centre in Frankfurt, where she escaped through an open bathroom window. |
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| Suitable for use in applications that require a stiff shaft and flexible tip, the tubing is used in urology, radiology, neurology, and cardiology applications. |
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| Five students had experience in cardiology or intensive care. |
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| Her strong clinical background in both cardiology and cardiac surgery, combined with her interest in prevention, served as a solid foundation for the project ahead. |
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| In 2015, the cardiology application accounts for the largest share of European Nuclear Medicine SPECT market. |
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| The program provides necessary administrative and technical support to deliver, at a distance, a wide range of specialized services such as cardiology, neurology, respiratory medicine, ophthalmology and others. |
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| This is because treatments for heart attacks have been steadily improving over the years whereas heart failure has remained something of a Cinderella in cardiology. |
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| Paediatricians and paediatric subspecialists, including rheumatology, neurology and cardiology, will be asked to report cases of new onset initial attack of rheumatic fever through the CPSP monthly survey. |
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| Among the services offered are teleconsultation, telediagnosis, teleradiology, and distance learning in medical specializations such as cardiology, oncology and pediatrics. |
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| Objective: to provide better treatment for patients in cancer, cardiology, neurology and infection departments, and to develop research on this equipment, whilst trying to maintain the lead already acquired. |
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| Metalor indeed plays a leading role in supplying specific products for cardiology, neurology, orthopaedics, ophthalmology and orthodontistry devices. |
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| Scottish cardiology pioneer Sir James Mackenzie lived and practised medicine in the town for more than a quarter of a century. |
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| The facility will contain specialty departments such as pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, cardiology and internal medicine, as well as emergency and intensive care units. |
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| The discrepancies in interventional cardiology rates among regions are only partly explained by differences in the marker of underlying cardiac disease burden: AMI rates. |
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| When I asked her to name the specialists who oversee her care, she listed more than a dozen, including experts in neurology, oncology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, nephrology, cardiology, immunology, and genetics. |
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| Forecast epidemiology of key cardiology indications which impact the PTCA and transcatheter aortic valve markets. |
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| Trying to predict what cardiology will look like in 10, 25, or 50 years is an almost absurd act of imagination. |
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| Only 44 percent of the hospitals report that they require overreaders to be board certified in cardiology. |
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| That board comprises a group of specialists in neurology, cardiology, psychiatry, ophthalmology, internal medicine, otolaryngology, and aviation medicine. |
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| In addition, the introduction of cardiology services required the creation of a specific area for stress scintigraphy, which is why we moved bone densitometry to new premises. |
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| The cardiology team started him on digoxin, and switched flecainide to disopyramide. |
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| Specialty: Internationally renowned cardiologist, cofounder of molecular cardiology, an acclaimed leader in Genetics and Molecular Biology of Cardiovascular Disease. |
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| The Chaleur Regional Hospital currently provides specialized services in the following areas: maxillofacial surgery, endocrinology, plastic surgery, obstetrics, cardiology, nephrology, child psychiatry, and internal medicine. |
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| The most recent developments in the use of Rhenium-188 relate to cancer therapy, palliative care for bone pain caused by spreading of breast and prostate cancer, the treatment of synovitis and cardiology. |
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| The world's leading manufacturers of medical instruments and devices used in cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, ophthalmology and orthodontics place their trust in the products of the Metalor Medical division. |
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| A transdisciplinary training environment is in place for research students and cardiology fellows who are mentored for future leadership positions. |
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| The former chief of cardiology for the Heart Institute, Dr. Higginson laid new tracks at UOHI, building on the twin foundations of access to care and education. |
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| Over the years, Pharma Nord has established a comprehensive international network of scientists in areas such as cardiology, oncology, odontology, surgery, dietary technology and several others. |
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| The doctor, who also completed postgraduate work in cardiology at the University of Chicago, won a seat in the House of Commons in the 1957 election. |
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| Over the years, the hospital has become known for its wealth of expertise in various fields, particularly cardiology and cardiac surgery, trauma care, neurology and neurosurgery, developmental pediatrics and mental health. |
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| Products include electrodes and conducting wires for pacemakers, guide wires used in surgical cardiology, endoscope housings, radio-opaque marking elements and components and materials for the manufacture of stents. |
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| It is recognised for its expertise in fluorinated products, the environment and its four therapeutic areas: gastroenterology, psychiatry, cardiology and gynaecology. |
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| Tim van Biesen of Bain, a consultancy, believes that patients will need some kind of financial incentive to use smart pills. But Leslie Saxon, chief of cardiology at the University of Southern California, argues the reverse. |
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| Indoor consists of a 14-bed CCU and a 31-bed cardiology ward. |
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| Fairfield County's largest cardiology group, Cardiology Associates of Fairfield County, will relocate and expand its Stamford, CT operation to 1177 Summer Street. |
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| Argentine scientists are still on the cutting edge in fields such as nanotechnology, physics, computer sciences, molecular biology, oncology, ecology, and cardiology. |
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| The book is for students studying for the ARDMS exam, and for fellows and residents in pediatric cardiology, maternal fetal medicine, radiology, obstetrics, and perinatology. |
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| The Golden Jubilee is a national joint center of excellence in Scotland, specializing in orthopedics, cardiology, ophthalmology and general surgery. |
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