About the Doctor

Dr. Henry Spotnitz stands as a towering figure in the landscape of cardiac surgery, with a particular eminence in arrhythmia management. His surgical prowess has been showcased through his participation in seminal clinical trials that have shaped current practices, such as the CABG Patch Trial and the AVID trial. Not only has Dr. Spotnitz contributed to the medical community through practice, but he has also enriched it with knowledge, authoring books, creating educational videos, and disseminating his findings across lectures globally. His innovative techniques, especially those related to the insertion of transvenous pacemakers and defibrillators in pediatric patients, underscore his role as a pioneer in cardiac electrophysiology and surgery.

The breadth of Dr. Spotnitz's expertise is matched by his academic and research contributions. He holds the distinguished title of the George H. Humphreys, II Professor of Surgery at Columbia University, a testament to his leading-edge research in cardiac function post-surgery. His work encompasses the development of computerized systems for analyzing hemodynamic data, which has significantly advanced the understanding of heart failure during and post cardiac surgery. With research backed by institutions like the NIH and the American Heart Association, Dr. Spotnitz's work continues to drive innovation in the management of complex cardiac conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • In which specialty does Dr. Henry M Spotnitz work?

    He works in the cardiac surgery department.

  • At which hospital does Henry M Spotnitz work?

    Dr. Henry works at - NewYork-Presbyterian / Columbia University Irving Medical Center.

  • What diseases is Dr. Henry in?

    Dr. Henry specializes in diseases and treatments such as arterial insufficiency, cardiac electrophysiology, emphysema and pacemaker implant, hyperhidrosis, thymoma.

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