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By Dr Mark Mason
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Cardiology
Keeping the pace: an insight into pacemakers and cardiac resynchronisation therapy
Sometimes the heart needs a helping hand to keep the pace. Leading consultant cardiologist Dr Mark Mason explains how.
By Dr Mark Mason
07.09.17
Cardiology
Keeping the pace: an insight into pacemakers and cardiac resynchronisation therapy
Sometimes the heart needs a helping hand to keep the pace. Leading consultant cardiologist Dr Mark Mason explains how.
By Dr Digoarachi S Bulugahapitiya
06.09.17
Cardiology
Diagnosing heart arrhythmias with electrophysiology
Electrophysiology studies (EPS) can pinpoint the cause of heart arrhythmias, and solve these potentially fatal problems. Here to discuss the topic in more detail is highly regarded consultant cardiologist Dr Digoarachi S Bulugahapitiya.
Written by Top Doctors
Cardiology
Gout: causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Gout is associated with poor diet and causes painful joint inflammation. Find out more about this condition.
By Mr Shyamsunder Kolvekar
06.09.17
Cardiology
Mitral valve surgery: the best option for patients with severe mitral regurgitation
When the mitral valve is unable to close properly, a large part of the volume of blood ejected from the heart in each heartbeat is directed backwards, congesting the lungs and exerting a volume overload on the heart itself. Medical attention is required. Find out more.
By Professor Sanjay Sharma
06.09.17
Cardiology
Cardiology and exercise - what is sports cardiology?
Leading sports cardiologist, Professor Sanjay Sharma explains how athletes have their own risks associated with practising sport.
By Dr Digoarachi S Bulugahapitiya
06.09.17
Cardiology
The carotid arteries, along with the vertebral arteries, are responsible for the supply of blood to the brain. Here, Dr Digoarachi S Bulugahapitiya, renowned consultant cardiologist, provides an expert insight into the different diseases that affect the carotid arteries and how these are surgically treated.
By Dr Boon Lim
05.09.17
Cardiology
Treating arrhythmia: how can an abnormal heart rate be corrected?
More than 5% of people over 60 will experience tachycardia, but what is it? How does it affect the heart? Dr Phang Boon Lim, expert cardiologist & electrophysiologist, explains more about abnormal heart rhythym and how it can be corrected.
By Dr Andrew Vanezis
11.08.17
Cardiology
Coronary disease: causes, symptoms and treatments
A build-up of plaque in the arteries can lead to Coronary heart disease, which can cause angina, ischemia and even heart attacks. Learn about the symptoms and possible treatments here.
By Dr Martin Lowe
31.07.17
Cardiology
Correcting abnormal heart rhythms: what is cardiac ablation surgery?
Dr Martin Lowe, leading consultant cardiologist, talks us through what cardiac ablation surgery consists of.
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A quick guide to heart murmurs
We discuss the two different types of heart murmurs, what the symptoms are, and when medical help is necessary.
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