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Female and male hearts respond differently to stress hormone in mouse study
A new study by UC Davis researchers published in Science Advances concludes that female and male hearts respond differently to noradrenaline.Center for Skull Base Surgery earns national distinction
The North American Skull Base Society (NASBS) recognized the UC Davis Center for Skull Base Surgery as a NASBS Multidisciplinary Team of Distinction. The center provides life-changing care for patients with a variety of skull base, brain, head and neck tumors.A Minimally Invasive Repair for Coarctation of the Aorta
Boy receives life-changing cardiac catheterization for rare heart conditionAn unconventional approach beats coronary ostial stenosis
Greyson Anable was a healthy, energetic 6-year-old, until he collapsed from cardiac arrestThe next generation of combined COVID-19 and flu test rolls out
C Davis Health has expanded its ability to test for both COVID-19 and flu viruses at the same time, rolling out a high-volume combined test that can run hundreds of tests daily – with “gold standard” results returned often in 24 hours or less.UC Davis Health vascular lab one of the nation's busiest
Ed Ronningen, manager of the UC Davis Vascular Lab, and his team use ultrasound technology to evaluate blood flow and help diagnose vascular diseases.When to worry about AFib
UC Davis heart specialist Uma Srivatsa has spent her career treating arrhythmia. For Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month, she discusses the symptoms, causes and treatments for this common type of arrhythmia, also known as AFib.Cardiac surgery chief delivered presidential address at international conference
Dr. Bob Kiaii, chief of the Division of Adult Cardiac Surgery at UC Davis Health, delivered his presidential address at the International Society of Minimally Invasive Cardiothoracic Surgery’s (ISMICS) 2022 Annual Scientific Meetings.COVID-19 in the community: Employees suffer, too
Anastasiya Ivanko was a healthy, active 22-year-old until COVID-19 struck.Esophageal surgery at UC Davis Health
Much of our esophagectomy work employs minimally invasive techniques, such as VATS and laparoscopyRobotics: better visualization and precision
UC Davis Medical Center offers robotic-assisted surgery in several different specialtiesPreventing hospital readmissions following TAVR procedures
UC Davis Division of Cardiovascular Medicine researchers examined intermediate and high-risk patients undergoing TAVR between 2012 and 2018 and found causes for why some patients are more prone to rehospitalization following procedures.
