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Susan Kweskin
Susan Watson, DO
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Idiopathic Chilblains

Chilblains is usually an idiopathic disorder characterized by red-purple papules, patches, or plaques that develop on the extremities in non-freezing cold or damp conditions, most often on the hands and feet.

Svetlana Rabinovich, PhD
T. Prema Sudha Rao, MD
Tamar Kessel, MD
Tammy Rochelle Spring, MD
Ted R. Mikuls MD
Terence W. Starz, MD
Tesfate Beyene, MD
Thomas Colletti
Thomas House, PhD
Thomas J. Cesarz, MD
Thomas Waggoner DO
Tiffany Y. C. Chu, MBChB
Timothy Niewold, MD
Todd C. Pitts
Toni Evans, MD
Tracey Walker
Tuhina Neogi MD
Veronica Hackenthal, MD
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Heart Pump may Expand Treatment Options for Elderly with Heart Failure

Heart pumps may work just as well as heart transplants for older heart failure patients and complex cases, finds a study presented at the ISHLT annual meeting.

Veronica Hackethal MD
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Three Studies in CV Risk Management: What's the Practice Impact?

Oral anticoagulant choice in the obese; how to reduce inflammation in atherosclerosis; and optimal DAPT duration post-PCI. Top-line reviews of 3 new studies highlight potential for practice change.

Veronica Hackethal, MD
Victor Jimenez, MD
Vijay B. Vad, MD
Vijay Jorwani, MD
Virak Tan, MD
W. Ben Kibler, MD
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Conducting the “nonshoulder” shoulder examination

Optimal shoulder function is achieved with the kinetic chain. Alterations in this sequenced activation of body segments often are associated with shoulder injury. A screening examination of areas proximal to the shoulder where these alterations often are found can help physicians make the diagnosis.

W. Bradley Strauch, MD
W. Jack Rejeski, PhD
W. Paul Slomiany, MD