Yale Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds: "Coronary Microvascular Disease: the Next Frontier in Ischemic Heart Disease"

Oct 2019 15 Tuesday 8:00 AM 9:00 AM FITKIN MEMORIAL PAVILION AUDITORIUM Fitkin Amphitheatre, LMP 1094 789 Howard Avenue NEW HAVEN, CT Download Flyer Guerraty_ Poster_FINAL Edit This Event Everyone (Public) Yale CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE GRAND ROUNDS: "CORONARY MICROVASCULAR DISEASE: the Next FRONTIER IN ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE" FITKIN MEMORIAL PAVILION AUDITORIUM Add to Calendar Overview There is growing awareness and interest in the role of the CORONARY MICROVASCULATURE IN ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. New imaging technologies have made us aware of the importance of understanding and studying the CORONARY MICROVASCULATURE, yet there is limited understanding of the pathophysiology of CORONARY MICROVASCULAR DISEASE AND NO DIRECTED THERAPIES. Learning Objectives: Understand why CORONARY MICROVASCULAR DISEASE (CMVD) is an important and prevalent clinical entity. Draw from existing genomic and developmental research to gain insight into CMVD. Understand how transcriptional coregulator Friend of GATA 2 (FOG2) may play a role in CMVD. Speaker Penn MEDICINE Marie Guerraty, MD, PhD Contact Kristin Piscitelli kristin.piscitelli@yale.edu Host Albert Sinusas, MD 203.785.5005 albert.sinusas@yale.edu Host Organizations Cardiovascular Medicine Yale Translational Research Imaging Center (Y-TRIC) Admission Free Tag Grand Rounds Food Coffee and Tea: Coffee & Tea.