Interesting Electrophysiology Cases: Behind the Rare Disease Diagnosis

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Interesting Electrophysiology Cases: Behind the Rare Disease Diagnosis

By Piedmont Heart Institute Napa Valley Cardiology Conference FEATURING Bruce Stambler

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December 7, 2017

Here are two interesting EP Cases from Piedmont Atlanta Hospital. A 21-year-old healthy male is ...
read more ↘ referred by his pediatrician due to irregular heart sounds noted on routine physical exam. A 58-year-old female presents for routine pre-operative cardiac evaluation to be cleared for a thoracic procedure, with no complaints. Yet both receive surprising diagnoses. At Napa Valley Cardiology Conference, electrophysiologist Dr. Bruce Stambler brings the audience along on the journey of how each of these patients was diagnosed and treated at Piedmont Heart.
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