Preventative Care |
We stratify your cardiac risk based on your lifestyle habits and tools like coronary calcium scores and advanced lipid panels.
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Traditional Cardiac Care |
We aim to reach lipid and blood pressure goals according to guidelines set by the American Heart Association.
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Venous Ablation |
We possess advanced experience in utilizing lasers to provide energy to cauterize and close “leaky” veins that are causing pain, swelling, and ulcers.
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Stress Testing |
A treadmill test allows the cardiologist to determine how your heart responds to the work of exercising and whether you are at risk for myocardial infarction. Nuclear imaging can be added onto this test to elucidate blood flow before and after the exercise.
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Ultrasounds |
We perform noninvasive diagnostic studies which use sound waves to evaluate the body site studied.
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CarotidEcho |
Evaluates the main circulation to the head
Evaluates size, structure, and function of chambers and valves of the heart
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Vascular |
Evaluates the main circulation to the legs
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Tilt Testing |
We perform studies to evaluate dizziness, syncope, dysautonomia, and POTS
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Heart Rate Monitoring |
We interpret this non-invasive diagnostic study to evaluate your palpitations and irregular heart beat.
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Tranesophageal ECHO |
In the hospital, Dr. Cohen and Dr. Rosen will perform a procedure that allows them to better visualize the structure of the heart compared to traditional echocardiography. This test requires anesthesia.
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Cardioversion |
The cardiologist delivers electricity or a “shock” through chest electrodes to restore a regular heart rhythm.
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Cardiac Catherization |
Dr. Rosen performs a procedure in which he inserts a catheter in an artery or vein in your groin, neck, or arm and threads it through your blood vessels to the heart in order to diagnose and treat many cardiac conditions.
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Cardiac Intervention |
If Dr. Rosen finds a stenosed or “clogged” artery in the heart during the catherization, he can treat the lesion with a balloon or stent.
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Peripheral Intervention |
If Dr. Rosen finds a stenosed or “clogged” artery in the peripheral circulation, he can treat the lesion with a balloon or stent.
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