Wear red day
Wear red day

Wear Red Day

Cardiovascular Consultants calling all heart health advocates in Metro Detroit, it’s time to rock your RED! Today is #WearRedDay, a powerful opportunity to raise awareness about women's cardiovascular health and honor the lifesaving work you do every day. Let’s unite in crimson to shine a light on prevention, education, and innovation in heart care. Wear red day Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women #WearRedAndGive, #HeartMonth #goredforwomen

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Dr. Koshy aims to collaborate with her patients to guide them through different life stages and jointly identify the most effective treatment and care options for cardiac health and wellness.
Dr. Koshy aims to collaborate with her patients to guide them through different life stages and jointly identify the most effective treatment and care options for cardiac health and wellness.

Prioritizing Women’s Heart Health Through Every Life Stage

Dr. Koshy, MD, FACC, MSCP has recently achieved board certification as a Certified Menopause practitioner.

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Dr. Madar Abed

Cardiovascular Team Completes Novel Surgery

Cardiovascular Team Completes Novel Surgery at Henry Ford Pushing the boundaries of what is considered to be "normal" care is a cornerstone of our cardiovascular team. This was never more evident than recently when Madar Abed, MD and the cardiovascular team at Henry Ford Rochester Hospital completed an implant of a first-of-its-kind extravascular defibrillator on a 37-year-old patient who had sustained VT and cardiac arrest. This device treats sudden cardiac arrest and abnormal heart rhythms with defibrillation and antitachycardia…

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Mclaren

McLaren Health Care Establishes Statewide Heart & Vascular Institute, Appoints Chief Medical Director

Interventional cardiologist Samer Y. Kazziha, MD, FACP, FACC, FSCAI, FCCP, FSVMB, will lead the initiative as its Chief Medical Director. McLaren Health Care, the statewide health care provider, has established the McLaren Heart & Vascular Institute (MHVI) to unify McLaren’s 13 hospital-based cardiology, vascular, and cardiothoracic services and cardiovascular diagnosis, treatment, and prevention its primary purpose. Interventional cardiologist Samer Y. Kazziha, MD, FACP, FACC, FSCAI, FCCP, FSVMB, will lead the initiative as its Chief Medical Director. “Dr. Kazziha brings…

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Dr. Koshy

Menopaus and Risk of Cardiovascular Problems

Women post-menopause have risk for cardiovascular problems what you need to know FOX 2 (WJBK) - Ladies, we know our bodies are always changing but those changes can raise our risk factors. There is recent evidence that women post-menopause may be at greater risk of cardiovascular issues. "Women are the last on the list of people to take care of," said Dr. Sindhu Koshy. "It's the husband, maybe a parent, maybe kids to take care of (and they) are last on…

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blood pressure

Blood pressure – why you need to know your numbers, and how to get a heart check for free

"Blood pressure is what we call the silent killer," said Sindhu Koshy,  Ascension Providence cardiologist. "Imagine it this way, your vessels are like pipe. So if the pipe is really tight, now your heart has to push really hard to get blood out of that pipe. Your heart doesn't want to work that hard. It wants things to be really easy, it wants the easiest path. "If the heart starts to struggle, then eventually it fails, which can cause…

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Dr. Madar Abed McLaren Flint one of the first in U.S. to use new heart device

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - Some exciting news from McLaren Flint. It's a lifesaving defibrillator and the hospital was the first to implant the device in our region. The goal is to save more lives. of those who go into sudden cardiac arrest. The minimally invasive procedure only takes about an hour and is done under general anesthesia and helps to avoid open-heart surgery. The first of its kind device is called the Aurora Extravascular Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator -- or EV-ICD…

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