On humanitarian trip with our superb WVU team to Bustamante Children’s Hospital in Kingston Jamaica for rheumatic mitral repairs. Many thanks to our gracious hosts and for the support from Cardiac Kids Foundation, Chain of hope, and Every Heartbeat Matters!
It gives me great pleasure to announce the appointment of @TokerAlper as Professor and Chief, Division of Thoracic Surgery in the WVU Department of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery and WVU Heart & Vascular Institute.
Join our next webinar on Aug. 18: “Arrest after Cardiac Surgery: Is Your Team Ready?” A multidisciplinary panel will share a team-based approach to managing cardiac surgery patients who suffer sudden postop arrest & implementing the CSU-ALS/CALS framework. https://t.co/3IePn4Fz8F
Very proud of current residents in CT Surgery, and rising stars, Dr. Hunter Mehaffey (left) and Dr. Jahnavi Kakuturu (right), who will be joining our faculty of the WVU Department of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery. @WVUMedicine’s future remains very bright!
Very proud of the many contributions and presentations by @AworiHayanga, Professor, WVU Department of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery at the @AATSHQ annual meeting.
#AATS2022#AATSBackTogether
Very proud of our cardiothoracic surgery resident, Dr. Ayman Almousa, who flawlessly presented our WVU team's results following robotic biatrial Cox Maze operations for persistent atrial fibrillation at #AATS2022
Dr. Jahnavi Kakuturu, CT Surgery resident, presented her paper on surgical decision making in the context of pleural effusions in patients with infective endocarditis. Very well received! Congratulations Jahnavi. #AATS2022#AATSBackTogether
A "behind-the-scenes" shot of @jkakuturu and @ankdhamija in the @WVUMedicine Gordon Murray library while they present during the ECMO/COVID-19 session at #STS2021 (thanks to @BadhwarVinay for sharing!)