Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at New York University
As of 2012 · Last known relationship
Rajiv Swamy is a Duke University cardiology faculty member whose work connects interventional practice, cardiovascular imaging, and clinical measurement. He is an Assistant Professor of Medicine in Cardiology at Duke. His publications address left ventricular hypertrophy, echocardiographic and pulmonary-pressure measurement, pulmonary hypertension classification, and complex coronary emergencies. He earned his M.D. from the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, completed internal medicine residency and cardiology fellowship there, served as chief resident in 2008, and completed an interventional cardiology fellowship at New York University in 2011-2012. Earlier public records identify him as an interventional cardiologist with West Penn Allegheny Health System and as chief of medicine at Central Carolina Hospital. He has also participated in public cardiology education and SCAI teaching.
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Training includes Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at New York University, Cardiology Fellowship at The University of Chicago, Chief Resident in Internal Medicine at The University of Chicago, and Internal Medicine Residency at The University of Chicago, plus 9 more records.
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“Acute myocardial infarction and cardiac arrest due to coronary artery perforation after mitral valve surgery: successful treatment with a covered stent” (2012)[4]
2012
“Clinical methods for the detection and management of left ventricular hypertrophy” (2010)[4]
2010
“Current practice for determining pulmonary capillary wedge pressure predisposes to serious errors in the classification of patients with pulmonary hypertension” (2012)[4]
2012
“Echocardiographic quantification of left ventricular mass: prognostic implications” (2010)[4]
2010
“Hypoplastic coronary artery disease: A rare cause of sudden cardiac death and its treatment with an implantable defibrillator” (2011)[4]
2011
“Inaccuracy of doppler echocardiographic estimates of pulmonary artery pressures in patients with pulmonary hypertension: Implications for clinical practice” (2011)[4]
2011
“Interchangeability of activated clotting time values across different point-of-care systems” (2012)[4]
2012
“Sudden cardiac death due to large coronary aneurysm successfully treated with a covered stent and ChromaFlo guidance” (2011)[4]
2011
“The renal failure that vanished” (2010)[4]
2010
“Wellens syndrome: a life-saving diagnosis” (2012)[4]
2012