noninvasive cardiologist and Medical director, Northside Hospital Cardiooncology program with a special interest in WHD & Cardio-Oncology MD, FACC , FASE , RPVI
Cancer and heart disease share common risk factors—let’s bridge the gap! Join the conversation on #CardioOncology and learn how we can protect heart health in cancer care.
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Had an incredible experience at the ACC Georgia Chapter, sharing insights on cardio-oncology and its vital role in patient care. Honored to contribute to advancing cardiovascular knowledge on the ACC-CVT platform. @NorthsideHosp@ACC_Georgia
Excited for the upcoming week as we celebrate the Festival of India 🇮🇳, empower survivorship, and focus on Cardio-oncology and learning. Looking forward to the festivities, learning, and making a difference together! 🎊@NorthsideHosp@ICOSociety
Mark your calendar &join us for the 18th ATA convention and youth conference CME “Focus On Women’s CV Health" and more on Sunday, June 9, 2024, from 1:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room C206 at GWCC, Atlanta, GA. Learn about the latest in lifestyle, physical, and mental health! @ataworld
25% of adults will suffer from hypertension within their lifetimes.
For World Hypertension Day, we're here to remind you to check your numbers and live the healthy lifestyle your heart deserves.
#cardioonc#cardiooncology#hypertension#highbloodpressure
@NorthsideGaMD@NorthsideHosp@GovKemp What a life saving measure! Having AEDs in schools can truly make a difference in saving lives during emergencies. It is wonderful to see such proactive measures being taken to ensure the safety and well-being of students and staff.🙏
Exciting news! Georgia's first AFib PFA cases using @BSCCardiology Farapulse were successfully performed @NorthsideHosp Gwinnett. Proud to be part of a system that brings cutting-edge care to suburban and rural populations in Georgia. #EPeeps
Drs. Shailesh Satpute, Crain Garrot and Pradeep Jolly wrote "Advances in Kidney Cancer" for the @NorthsideHosp News Center. https://t.co/ySNCdseXzK
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Excited to be the faculty speaker at ACC 24! Join us for the "Daily Dilemmas in the Management of Stable Ischemic Chest Pain" section on Sunday, April 7, 2024, from 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm in Room B402. #ACC24@NorthsideHosp
RIP Michael. May his advocacy for himself be a lesson for all.
Vague but progressive abdominal symptoms need CT w IV contrast, EGD, AND colonoscopy. #medtwitter
In March 2021 at the age of 30, Michael began having pains on the left side of his abdomen. He went to his doctor, was told it was diet-related, and was given heartburn medicine. "I even asked the doctor at that appointment like, 'Is there a chance that this could be colon cancer? Because I was reading stuff online. And the doctor practically laughed at me and told me, 'No.' I was way too young." Two weeks passed and his symptoms worsened. He had blood in his stool, and he had lost 10 pounds. His doctor continued insisting it was diet-related.
In May, he made his own appointment with a gastroenterologist. He was told his issues were likely diet and stress-related, as his wedding was approaching. By June, the stomach pains were unbearable, he had constant fatigue, and his body temperature was 104 degrees. Mike and his future wife, Sarah, went to an emergency room ten days before their wedding. Mike was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, but upon re-reviewing his CT scan, the hospital called to tell Mike that he may have Colon Cancer. After his wedding and honeymoon, Mike had a colonoscopy. It was then that his tumor was discovered. In July 2021, the tumor, 16 inches of Mike's colon, and his appendix were all removed. A few months later, it was revealed that Mike's liver was covered in tumors, making him a Stage IV Colorectal Cancer patient. In addition to chemotherapy, he received radiation treatment.
It was his mission that his friends and family would be able to get early screenings to potentially save their lives. Because of his diagnosis, his siblings were able to get colonoscopies. All three of them had several polyps that could've possibly turned into cancer. He saved their lives.
Michael passed away at the age of 31 on August 29, 2022. It was Michael's mission to raise awareness of young-onset Colorectal Cancer and educate young adults about the symptoms that could indicate the disease. Though Michael may not be with us, his impact can still be felt.
Get screened 👉 https://t.co/LkxKrCknr1
Celebrate International Women’s Day on Mar10th,24! Join our panel of specialists for crucial insights on women’s health. From heart care to OB/GYN tips, &lifestyle hacks to digestive wellness secrets, get empowered to take charge of your well-being. Mark #InternationalWomensDay