Anatomy of the human heart
This section briefly describes the array of services we offer, both in our office and in the local hospital of your choice.  For a more complete description of most services, please click on the link.   
  • Interventional Cardiology

    involves the placement of stents and other devices to ensure that blood vessels remain open.
  • Invasive Cardiology

    involves the use of cardiac catheterization to diagnose defects in the circulatory system.
  • Non-invasive cardiology

    uses medication to treat and reduce the risk of cardiac disease.
  • Treatment of Cardiac Arrythmia

    involves the use of pacemaker devices to manage patients cardiac rhythm disorders.
  • Nuclear Cardiology

    involves the injection of nuclear isotopes to detect abnormalities in bloodflow and function of the heart.
  • EchoCardiography

    uses sound waves to identify abnormalities in blood flow in the heart.
  • Anti-Coagulation Management

    monitors and manages patients who are taking warfarin (Coumadin), a blood-thinning agent to reduce the risk of blood clots.
 



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