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Doctor Satish Ramkumar

VICTORIAN HEART HOSPITAL, Melbourne (Australia)
Membership: ESC Professional Member
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Dr. Satish Ramkumar - MBBS, B Med Sci, MMed Dr Ramkumar is a cardiac research fellow at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute completing his PhD investigating atrial fibrillation risk assessment and the role of left atrial strain in risk assessment. He is currently completing dual physician training in cardiology and general medicine at Monash Medical centre, Melbourne, Australia. Following on from his clinical training, Dr. Ramkumar is keen to pursue advanced fellowship training in multi-modality cardiac imaging.
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The mitral to aortic/pulmonary velocity-time integral ratio is a simple, feasible and accurate discriminator for echocardiographic evaluation of severe isolated mitral regurgitation.
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The mitral to aortic/pulmonary velocity-time integral ratio is a simple, feasible and accurate discriminator for echocardiographic evaluation of severe isolated mitral regurgitation.
Impact of disease stage on performance of strain markers for prediction of atrial fibrillation
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Impact of disease stage on performance of strain markers for prediction of atrial fibrillation
Is the calibration method for central blood pressure important in assessing the association between central blood pressure with LV and left atrial strain?
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Is the calibration method for central blood pressure important in assessing the association between central blood pressure with LV and left atrial strain?
Use of left atrial strain for risk stratification in atrial fibrillation with low clinical thromboembolic risk.
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Use of left atrial strain for risk stratification in atrial fibrillation with low clinical thromboembolic risk.
Prediction of heart failure and atrial fibrillation using the CHARGE-AF and ARIC risk scores.
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Prediction of heart failure and atrial fibrillation using the CHARGE-AF and ARIC risk scores.
Comparison of outcomes between nonagenarian and younger patients undergoing transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) with the LOTUS valve.
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Comparison of outcomes between nonagenarian and younger patients undergoing transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) with the LOTUS valve.

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