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Heart Care

Learn about the Innovative approaches that Duke cardiologists and cardiac surgeons use to care for people with heart disease.

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Treating Heart Rhythms with Innovative Technology

Treating Heart Rhythms with Innovative Technology

Abnormal heart rhythms, or arrhythmias, can lead to heart failure if left untreated. Duke heart rhythm specialists use minimally invasive techniques and cuttin ...

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Mitral Valve Repair Expertise Leads Cyclist to Duke

Mitral Valve Repair Expertise Leads Cyclist to Duke

When Simon Griffiths learned he needed mitral valve repair, he chose the surgeon with the most experience.

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Cutting-Edge Treatment for Heart Disease

Cutting-Edge Treatment for Heart Disease

After battling heart disease for more than two decades, Jim Whitaker underwent bypass surgery to repair and replace all of his diseased arteries. "My quality o ...

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Treating Atrial Fibrillation at Duke Raleigh

Treating Atrial Fibrillation at Duke Raleigh

Duke heart specialists treat atrial fibrillation with minimally invasive and complex procedures at Duke Raleigh Hospital's catheterization lab. Before it opene ...

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Investigational Procedure May Help Lower High Blood Pressure

Investigational Procedure May Help Lower High Blood Pressure

Renal denervation is an experimental procedure that is being studied to treat resistant hypertension in people whose have been unable to control their high blo ...

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Considering All Options for Heart Failure

Considering All Options for Heart Failure

Lynn Gullick never suspected she had heart disease until she could no longer ignore her symptoms. After being diagnosed with congestive heart failure, she unde ...

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Women and Heart Disease: Reducing Your Risk

Women and Heart Disease: Reducing Your Risk

Heart disease is the leading killer of American adults today. In fact, twice as many women die from heart disease each year as from all types of cancer combine ...

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