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New breath analysis test used to diagnose IBS
Marion, Ill.-based Heartland Regional Medical Group's gastroenterology department is using a hydrogen breath test to diagnose patients with irritable bowel syndrome, local CBS affiliate KFVS reported Nov. 18. -
COVID-19-related lockdowns tied to increased high blood pressure
Lockdowns because of COVID-19 have been tied to high blood pressure in patients seeking emergency care, according to a study promoted by the European Society of Cardiology Nov. 19. -
Remote cardiology platform developer closes $65M financing round
AliveCor, an artificial intelligence-focused cardiology device developer, closed a $65 million series E financing round, the company announced Nov. 16. -
Michigan hospital to open $30M heart center
MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland completed work on its Heart and Vascular Center and will hold a virtual tour of the center Nov. 19. -
Appeals court overturns $2.85M whistleblower lawsuit from ex-AdventHealth surgeon
A former AdventHealth surgeon who was awarded $2.85 million in a whistleblower lawsuit in 2018 had the suit overturned by an appeals court, according to a Nov. 12 report by the Orlando Sentinel. -
5 reasons cardiology isn't moving to ASCs as rapidly as orthopedics
Orthopedics and cardiology are projected to drive the lion's share of future savings resulting from the care migration toward ASCs, but the two specialties are shifting at different rates, according to professional services firm ZS. -
Partners First Cardiology gets PE backer, plans practice acquisitions across the Southwest — 4 details
Private equity firm Varsity Healthcare Partners invested in Partners First Cardiology, an Austin, Texas-based cardiology and cardiovascular physician practice management company focused on outpatient services, according to a Nov. 10 announcement. -
CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute 1st in Arkansas to perform procedure
Little Rock, Ark.-based CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute performed the first transcaval transcatheter aortic valve replacement heart procedure in the state, The Pine Bluff Commercial reported Nov. 11. -
Texas hospital allegedly fired popular cardiology director
San Angelo (Texas) Community Medical Center head of cardiology Michael Blanc, MD, was allegedly fired after the hospital was acquired, SanAngeloLive.com reported Nov. 11. -
260+ patients reach $66M malpractice settlement with Indiana cardiologist, cardiology group
Arvind Gandhi, MD, and Munster-based Cardiology Associates of Northwest Indiana will pay more than $66 million to settle a class action malpractice-related lawsuit brought by more than 260 former patients, The Indiana Lawyer reported Nov. 10. -
Health system, cardiology practice partner to provide care at rural Ohio hospital
Cincinnati-based UC Health and University of Cincinnati Heart, Lung & Vascular Institute partnered to provide care at Adams County Regional Medical Center in Seaman, Ohio, the Cincinnati Business Courier reported Nov. 10. -
Percutaneous coronary intervention in ASCs associated with increased bleeding complications, study says
Percutaneous coronary intervention procedures performed in an ASC may result in increased bleeding complications, according to a study published in JACC: Cardiovascular Interventions. -
Georgia cardiovascular practice opens new location
Thomasville-based Cardiovascular Consultants of South Georgia moved to a new location after experiencing continued growth, the Thomasville Times-Enterprise reports. -
Surgery Partners acquires majority stake in California heart hospital
Nashville, Tenn.-based Surgery Partners bought a controlling stake in Bakersfield (Calif.) Heart Hospital. -
Connecticut hospital partners with Yale New Haven Health cardiovascular surgery team
Bridgeport (Conn.) Hospital partnered with Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health Heart and Vascular Center's cardiovascular surgery team to offer an array of surgical procedures, the hospital announced Oct. 27. -
Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center 1st to perform minimally invasive aortic aneurysm treatment
A team of vascular surgeons from Columbus-based The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center were the first in the state to perform a minimally invasive treatment to repair aortic aneurysms involving visceral vessels in patients. -
Columbia's medical school names chief of pediatric cardiology
Columbia University Irving Medical Center named a new leader in pediatric cardiology, according to an Oct. 26 press release. -
World's first prescribable wearable heart monitor receives FDA clearance
Frisco, Texas-based Livmor received FDA clearance for the world's first prescribable wearable heart monitor, according to an Oct. 15 press release. -
New Jersey heart center performs 550th TAVR procedure
Brown Mills, N.J.-based Deborah Heart and Lung Center celebrated completing its 550th transcatheter aortic valve replacement, Insider NJ reported Oct. 21. -
ACC recognizes 140 facilities for quality
The American College of Cardiology awarded 140 hospitals its 2020 Performance Achievement Award after they participated in its Chest Pain-Myocardial Infarction Registry program.
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