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Lead author of a review on management of severe aortic valve disease in younger patients.[11]
2022
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Completed a full-immersion Spanish study-abroad program in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Hometown: Norristown, Pennsylvania.
Jayson Baman is documented as a lead author on a 2022 review addressing the difficult management of severe aortic valve disease in patients younger than 65. The review considers procedure and prosthetic-valve choice, intervention timing, anticoagulation, pregnancy, durability, and shared decision-making. Baman completed undergraduate study at the University of Rochester in 2013 and medical school at the University of Rochester School of Medicine in 2017. He was identified as a Northwestern resident physician in a COVID-19-era article, although the residency dates are not supplied. Northwestern’s 2023 fellowship outcomes listed him as headed to a Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship there, without establishing the fellowship’s tenure or current status. Earlier, he studied economics, participated heavily in a business fraternity, and completed immersive Spanish study abroad in Buenos Aires.
Studied for a minor in economics during college.
Was heavily involved in a business fraternity during college.
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Training includes In Northwestern's 2023 cardiovascular disease fellowship alumni outcomes, was listed as headed to a Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship at Northwestern University; the actual fellowship tenure and current status are not established., Medical school at the University of Rochester School of Medicine, completed in 2017., Undergraduate education at the University of Rochester, completed in 2013., and Was identified as a resident physician at Northwestern University in a news article; the supplied excerpt does not establish the article date or the duration of the residency..
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Lead author of a review on management of severe aortic valve disease in younger patients.[11]
2022