LeConte Cardiac Rehab Helps Ron Rowe Enjoy Life
Posted on April 28, 2016Ron Rowe, 71, is an energetic, youthful senior who can still hit an inside-the-park homer, climb a tree with a chainsaw in hand, and chase the great grandkids.
Read moreCardiac Rehab Helps Frank Kolski Overcome Exercise Fear after Heart Attack
Posted on April 28, 2016After Frank Kolski’s heart attack, Nicholaos Xenopoulos, MD, placed two stents in Kolsi’s blocked arteries and ordered 36 one-hour cardiac rehabilitation outpatient sessions. But the idea of exercising frightened Kolski. “I’ll be honest with you, I was afraid,” says Kolski. “What are these exercises going to do to me? Would they cause another heart attack? […]
Read morePatient Whose Heart was Broken Twice Thankful to be Alive
Posted on April 28, 2016After an emotional service memorializing her late husband and others who had passed away, Jessie Hood, 81, began experiencing chest pain on the way home.
Read more“Talking” Defibrillator Vest Keeps Patient’s Heart Beating En Route to Hospital
Posted on April 28, 2016Billy Rayburn was finishing his morning routine when he received the shock of his life. The 79-year-old Harriman man had been released
Read moreTeenager Sarah Hill Undergoes Ablation to Restore Heart’s Rhythm
Posted on April 28, 2016From the time Sarah Hill was in 7th grade, she knew something was wrong. The Maryville resident says she began to feel a strange fluttering her heart,
Read moreJames Clark, Parkwest’s 100th TAVR Patient, is ‘Back to Active’ One Month Later
Posted on April 28, 2016James Clark began having difficulty completing his daily two-mile neighborhood walk. “Any type of exertion and I would get a lot of pressure and pain in my heart area,” says Clark,
Read moreParkwest’s First TAVR Patient Tells Benefits of Procedure
Posted on April 28, 2016Five days past his 88th birthday, Roy Ogle became Parkwest’s first-ever TAVR patient. Ogle is a living testament to what TAVR can do for
Read moreMethodist Heart Team Gets Newcomb Resident Back Into the ‘Rhythm of Life’
Posted on April 28, 2016Two days before Christmas, Jerry Sharp of Newcomb, Tennessee, was very sick. He was experiencing cold sweats and his blood pressure was up. Concerned he might be having a heart attack, Sharp went to a nearby hospital, but heart tests performed there didn’t show anything unusual or alarming. Convinced it had just been a virus, […]
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