cardiovascular-medicine

The CDC estimates that an estimated 2.7 to 6.1 million people in the United States have Atrial Fibrillation, or AFib. The most common form of irregular heartbeat, AFib is a risk factor for stroke. 

In this podcast, electrophysiologist Dr. Vivek Iyer discusses the symptoms and risk factors for AFib. Find out about the various treatment options for controlling AFib and reducing your stroke risk. And learn about a clinical trial for a new way to perform catheter ablation, a procedure that destroys the cells causing the abnormal heartbeat.

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As the Coronavirus Pandemic sweeps across the nation, we keep hearing
about pre-existing conditions that increase our risk of complications from
COVID-19 and other illnesses. One of the most critical aspects of total
wellness is cardiovascular health. So how can you reduce your risk of
developing preexisting conditions like hypertension, hyperlipidemia, or
atherosclerosis–conditions that can lead to heart attack and stroke and
make you more vulnerable to disease?

In this podcast, MarinHealth cardiologist Dr. Brian Keefe gives us a crash
course in cardiovascular wellness. Get the big picture on the most common
heart conditions, testing, risk factors, and most importantly, what you can
do to maintain your heart health.

MarinHealth Medical Center’s renowned cardiology program has expanded its expertise to include the growing discipline of Sports Cardiology. This new medical specialty helps active people of all ages and proficiency levels, from weekend warriors to professional athletes, perform at their peak while protecting their cardiovascular health.

In this podcast, Medical Director Brian Keeffe MD provides an overview of the Cardiovascular Performance Center at MarinHealth Medical Center, including consultation, testing, and the types of patients who benefit from participating in this groundbreaking program.

Aortic stenosis is a progressive narrowing of the aortic valve opening. This constriction forces the heart to pump harder in order to get blood through the valve and out to the body. Over time, aortic stenosis can damage the heart and lead to heart failure. Until recently, the only treatment option was open-heart surgery for patients.

In this podcast, Dr. Ramon Partida, an Interventional Cardiologist at MarinHealth Medical Center, describes a new and minimally invasive procedure called transcatheter aortic valve replacement or TAVR. This intervention actually replaces the defective valve by threading a catheter through a vein in the groin, up to the heart, pushing aside the faulty valve. Find out how TAVR is giving aortic stenosis patients a new lease on life.

Blood thinners have traditionally been the default method for reducing stroke risk in patients with Atrial Fibrillation, or AFib.

Unfortunately, not everyone tolerates these medications well. The WATCHMAN implant allows people with AFib to get off blood thinners around 6 weeks after they have the minimally invasive WATCHMAN procedure.

MarinHealth interventional cardiologist Arun Raghupathy, MD, FACC, has performed numerous WATCHMAN procedures. In this podcast, he discusses who is a good candidate for the minimally invasive procedure and explains how the implant works.

The first five minutes of cardiac arrest is a crucial window that can make the difference between life and death. While most cardiac arrests occur outside of the hospital, patients do sometimes experience arrest while hospitalized. First Five Minutes is MarinHealth Medical Center's new program to ensure that all medical personnel can immediately respond to a cardiac arrest, no matter where in the hospital it occurs.

In this podcast, you can learn more about Bridget Peterson, Clinical RN at MarinHealth Medical Center, who developed the program and is organizing cardiac resuscitation exercises in every department of the hospital.