Heart Education

The best way of preventing heart disease is to practice healthy lifestyle habits that reduce your chances of developing a heart problem.

Knowing if you have any risk factors, such as high blood pressure, a high blood cholesterol level or family history of heart disease is vital.

Click on a subject below to learn more about...

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pdf Cardiac Catheterization
- Re-opening Blocked Coronary Arteries
pdf Nuclear Imaging
- Evaluating your Heart’s Blood Supply and Function
pdf Arrhythmia
- Understanding the Common Disorder
pdf Heart Disease
- Preventing the Onset and Progression of Cardiovascular Disease
pdf Anticoagulation Therapy
- Wafarin and Prothrombin (Protime/INR) Testing
pdf Echocardiography
- Using ultrasound waves to create an image of your heart
pdf Cardiac CT
- Understanding Cardiac Computed Tomography (CTA)
pdf Pacemakers
- Treating Abnormal Heart Rhythms

Click on a link below to learn more about your healthy heart.

1. The American Heart Association

2. The American Stroke Association

3. The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

4. American College of Cardiology


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