Research interests
Coauthor of a 1992 publication on reactive fibromyalgia syndrome[1]
1992
Stuart Greenfield
Cardiology fellowship at Northwestern University, McGaw Medical Center
As of 1994 · Last known relationship
Cardiology fellowship at Northwestern University, McGaw Medical Center
As of 1994 · Last known relationship
Hospital affiliation with Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Reported receiving compensation for medical record consultation and/or expert witness testimony for calendar year 2025
Stuart Greenfield, MD, is a Clinical Instructor in Medicine (Cardiology) at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and is affiliated with Northwestern Memorial Hospital. He earned his MD from McGill University in 1988, completed internship training at McGill University School of Medicine in 1991, residency at Royal Victoria Hospital in 1993, and a cardiology fellowship at Northwestern University’s McGaw Medical Center in 1994. He is board certified in Internal Medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine. His published work includes studies of ischemic myocardium detection, reactive fibromyalgia syndrome, and hospital resource use and outcomes among elderly patients with heart failure. For calendar year 2025, he reported compensation for medical record consultation and/or expert witness testimony.
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Training includes Cardiology fellowship at Northwestern University, McGaw Medical Center, Residency at Royal Victoria Hospital, Canada, Internship at McGill University School of Medicine, Canada, and MD from McGill University, Canada, plus 2 more records.
Explore education and trainingAs of 1994
As of 1993
As of 1991
As of 1988
Coauthor of a 1992 publication on reactive fibromyalgia syndrome[1]
1992
Coauthor of a 2000 publication on enhanced detection of ischemic myocardium by transesophageal dobutamine stress echocardiography[1]
2000
Coauthor of a 2009 publication assessing variations in hospital resource use and outcomes for elderly patients with heart failure[1]
2009