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J. Anthony Gomes, MD, Director of Consultative Services and a national authority on electrophysiology, pioneers new methods to detect arrhythmia.
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Announcement
Mount Sinai has recruited one of the nation's leading cardioelectrophysiologists. Vivek Y. Reddy, M.D., will join The Mount Sinai Medical Center as Director of Electrophysiology Laboratories. Dr. Reddy’s appointment becomes effective on August 1.
Arrhythmia and Mount Sinai Heart
Heart rhythm disorders, called arrhythmias, cause a range of problems, including a higher risk of heart attack and stroke. Mount Sinai Heart's expert arrhythmia team uses state-of-the-art technologies to image the heart in real time. Our electrophysiologists manage all of the heart's electrical abnormalities with medication, implantable devices, and breakthrough interventional procedures.
Advances in Care
Mount Sinai Heart was the first hospital in the New York tri-state area to use the Sensei™ Robotic Catheter System in catheter ablation procedures. This technology enables doctors to place catheters in areas of the heart that are hard to reach.
Our Arrythmia Team
Collaboration among disciplines is the key.
Mother-Daughter Arrhythmias Treated
A year after Lucretia Jones was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia), her mother was diagnosed with the same condition.
The Case for Gene Therapy
Growing new blood vessels to lessen pain
