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Page 1: The Importance of Cardiovascular Care

First Coast Cardiovascular Institute

In Transition To

Jacksonville Clinic !

www.firstcoastcardio.com

CARDIOVASCULAR UPDATES

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CARDIOVASCULAR UPDATES

Yazan khatib, MD FACC, FSCAI, FSVM

!President

Director of Limb Salvage & Endovascular Interventions !

First Coast Cardiovascular Institute

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First Coast Cardiovascular Institute

Most our patients come from Florida, Yet many live all over The U.S.

FCCI

Zip Codes of > 50 patients

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First Coast Cardiovascular Institute

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Areas of Clinical Excellence

Comprehensive Cardiovascular Care

Limb Salvage & Amputation Prevention Institute

Advanced Stroke Prevention Cardiovascular Research

Endovascular Interventions Outreach Services

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First Coast Cardiovascular Institute

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Long Tradition of Achieving & Maintaining the Highest Levels of Accreditation

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First Coast Cardiovascular Institute

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History of being the First

Carotid Stenting ➢ First to perform carotid stenting in

North East Florida

The First to Promote Endovascular Limb Salvage

As a dedicated sub-specialty

Endovascular Intervention

Comprehensive Venous Clinic Research Department

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First Coast Cardiovascular Institute

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Carotid Stenting Outcomes

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Patient Survival by Ankle-BrachialIndex in Cardiovascular Health

Study

0.6

0.7

0.8

0.9

1

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

YEARS

PATI

ENT

SURV

IVAL

ABI>1.0

ABI: 0.9-1.0

ABI: 0.8-0.9

ABI<0.8

Newman et al ATVB 1999;19; 538-545.

Even “Mild” PAD associated with increased mortality.

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Five Year Mortality RatesPVD Versus Cancer

Five Year Mortality Rates

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Breast cancer

PAD

Colon/Rectal

Lung Cancer

*Criqui M. Presentation: Vascular Medicine of the Lower Extremities at theAmerican Diabetes Association’s Scientific Sessions June 1999

PAD all comers outcome

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Five Year Mortality RatesPVD Versus Cancer

Five Year Mortality Rates

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Breast cancer

PAD

Colon/Rectal

Lung Cancer

*Criqui M. Presentation: Vascular Medicine of the Lower Extremities at theAmerican Diabetes Association’s Scientific Sessions June 1999

Patients with foot ulcers

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Prior Heart Attack

No Prior Heart Attack

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Wt Gain Diabetes, High Cholesterol

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Tobacco Cessation ANTI PLATELET RX (ASA, PLAVIX) “Blood

Thinners” Cholesterol Control LDL<70 & TG <150 BP Control <140/90 (<130/80 IN DM) Weight Control Sugar Control

It not all bad news Much of this is preventable/

reversible

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Reducing CV risk

Proud of our own achievement reducing amputations by half

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Outcome Disparity in Duval County 2006

http://www.FloridaHealthFinder.gov/QueryTool/Default.aspx?DataType=Inpatient “Crude” Salvage Rates by hospital Duval county 2006 DOH data

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SUMMARY

• Cardiovascular disease remains under diagnosed • Early diagnosis is feasible with limited cost • Early prevention and treatment can alter the long term outcome and reverse the poor prognosis • Obesity & Diabetes Epidemic must be addressed • New Technological & Medical Advances are available and still largely under utilized.