"Monster” Aneurysm Calls for Unprecedented Emergency Procedure
A highly complex emergency endovascular procedure was one man’s only hope of survival when others deemed his condition inoperable.
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Care Teams Differ for Black, White Surgical Patients in the Same Hospitals
Could the makeup of medical teams help explain why Black patients are more likely than white patients to die after heart surgery in the same hospitals?
Attacking Aortic Aneurysms Before They Grow
New basic science research shows what happens when you inhibit JMJD3 through both genetics and pharmacology.
Delaying Cardiovascular Surgeries Due to COVID-19 Has Serious Psychological Effects on Patients
Postponing procedures during the pandemic sparked anxiety and fear among patients, with many concerned about dying of their conditions before getting surgery.
Unique Heart Failure Service Equips Patients with Lifesaving Tools
The program is designed to reduce hospital readmissions by providing patients with specialized treatment and education.
Off the Air and Into the O.R.
Heart surgery took him off Channel 955 for a few weeks, but Detroit radio personality Mojo in the Morning kept making friends and using human connection to get through it.
In breakthrough for regional cardiovascular collaboration, second open-heart program approved for Grand Rapids
A collaboration to expand cardiovascular services in west Michigan has taken a big step forward with state regulators giving the go-ahead to launch a second open-heart surgery program for the Grand Rapids area – the largest market in the state with a single open-heart program.
COVID and the Heart
What clinicians want you and your loved ones to know.
Heart Failure, Pregnancy and a Specialized Approach
A patient with advanced heart failure gives birth to a healthy baby thanks to Michigan Medicine’s Cardio-Obstetrics Program.
Blood Clots: 10 Things to Know
Deep vein thrombosis can be life threatening. Here’s how to know if you’re at risk.
