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University of Cincinnati Medical Center is pleased to share with you Cardiovascular Insights, an educational resource with information on the cutting-edge research, clinical trials, training and innovative treatments that are advancing the field.

    • 27 FEB 17

    Facial Muscle Cells May Help Repair Damage from Cardiovascular Disease

    Researchers at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center (UC Medical Center) are investigating the use of facial muscle-derived progenitor cells – masseter muscle cells – to regenerate cardiomyocytes damaged by cardiovascular disease. Current therapies, such as medications, bypass surgery and donor hearts do not repair or replace cardiomyocytes and come with additional risks such as

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    • 21 FEB 17

    EKOS Offers Great Benefits for High-Risk Pulmonary Embolism Patients

    The EkoSonic Pulmonary Embolism (EKOS®) System is “so effective, even for the most complex cases, that it’s hard not to use it for all patients with pulmonary embolism [PE],” says Timothy Smith, MD. Dr. Smith, an interventional cardiologist, is director of the cardiovascular ICU and assistant professor of medicine at the University of Cincinnati Medical

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    • 28 OCT 16
    Developments in Arrhythmia Treatment: Reduced Procedure Time, Planning for Telemedicine

    Developments in Arrhythmia Treatment: Reduced Procedure Time, Planning for Telemedicine

    The Arrhythmia Center at the University of Cincinnati (UC) Medical Center, undergoing significant upgrades, is unique in its nationally and internationally recognized electrophysiology group which encompasses strong clinical performance, education and research. Alexandru Costea, MD, professor of medicine, director of the Center for Electrophysiology, Rhythm Disorders and Electro-mechanical Interventions, is leading this multi-faceted cardiac program.

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