Doctor Marija Petrovic
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (United States of America)
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Biography
Dr. Petrovic graduated from the Faculty of Medicine University of Belgrade in Serbia where she has also completed PhD studies in cardiology (refractory stable cardiac angina). She was trained in cardiology at the University of Belgrade (Serbia) and Icahn School of Medicine in New York (US). For many years Dr. Petrovic was junior faculty at Cardiology Department - Stress echocardiography Lab at the University Clinical Center of Serbia in Belgrade. Currently she is fellow in advanced multimodality cardiovascular imaging at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Petrovic has been involved in many national and international research projects regarding coronary artery disease, stable angina, (stress) echocardiography and valvular heart disease. She was the author and co-author of many nationally and internationally published papers and abstracts.
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Outcomes by race and ethnicity in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention of chronic total occlusion
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Gender disparities and infective endocarditis burden in the United States and European Union: a comparative analysis
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Anti-ischemic effect of 2-week cycle of heparin plus exercise-to-ischemia twice daily in patients with "no-option" angina: the CARHEXA trial
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The Coronary Arteriogenesis with combined Heparin and Exercise therapy in chronic refractory Angina (CARHEXA) trial: a double-blind randomized placebo-controlled stress echocardiographic study
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Therapeutic efficacy of heparin plus exercise assessed by stress echo and global longitudinal strain in no-option patients: the CARHEXA sub-study
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Stress acho with exercise-induced aVR lead ST-segment elevation as predictor of severe left main stenosis
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Long-term prognosis of a stress echocardiography in patients after successful primary percutaneous intervention and incomplete revascularization of non-culprit lesions
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Significance of heart rate recovery after exercise testing in patients with type 2 diabetes and silent myocardial ischemia
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The aVR lead ST-segment elevation during the exercise stress test as a predictor of a left main stenosis
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