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Timeline

Explore the history, meet the people and discover the innovations that shaped our first 100 years of heart and lung care.

Deborah Specialists Offer Key Presentations at New Cardiovascular Horizons Complex Angioplasty Symposium and Exchange in Philadelphia

Deborah Heart and Lung Center’s cardiac interventionists were key presenters at the New Cardiovascular Horizons Complex Angioplasty Symposium and Exchange in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Magazine Selects Deborah Physicians as Top Docs

Three of Deborah’s outstanding specialists were included in Philadelphia Magazine’s Top Docs of 2020 issue. Renee Bullock-Palmer, MD; Cara Garfalo, MD; and Jenine Vecchio, MD joins the ranks of notable regional physicians selected for recognition.

Deborah Top Docs – Philadelphia Magazine 2021

Canalith Repositioning Maneuvers

A canalith repositioning procedure can help relieve benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), a condition which causes brief but intense episodes of dizziness that occur when moving one’s head. Vertigo usually comes from a problem with the part of the inner ear responsible for balance. BPPV occurs when tiny particles called otoconia in one part of…

Robotic Ablation Using Stereotaxis Remote Navigation

Robotic ablation is the safer, more effective ablation for patients with heart rhythm disorders or cardiac arrhythmias. The system navigates to those areas of heart tissue responsible for the irregularity and inactivates them. This all happens without open-heart surgery. Robotic ablation offers the following benefits: Patients are exposed to up to 60% less damaging X-ray…

Role of Cardiac Imaging in Women CME Program

Join us December 2, 2023 for a CME event designed to further the clinical application, management and interpretation skills of providers involved in non-invasive cardiac imaging.

Advanced Heart Failure

According to the CDC, more than 6.5 million Americans have heart failure, and it is a contributing factor in 1 in 8 deaths. Caught in its earliest stages, heart failure can be reversed or slowed through lifestyle modification and medication. For many patients, early intervention can dramatically slow or even halt disease progression. For those…