Connecting the Dots: One Man’s Story

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Connecting the Dots: One Man’s Story Management Information Forum January, 2013 David S. Hefner, CEO Georgia Regents Medical Center Georgia Regents Medical Associates EVP for Clinical Affairs

Vital Statistics Age = 58 Married 2 Daughters; 4 grandchildren Competitive swimmer

At age 47, on a Saturday morning…

Note: Heart-healthy red wine 911

Heart Attack = Myocardial Infarction Plaque accumulates chronic buildup of porridge-like fats-atherosclerosis Plaque ruptures rapid formation of a thrombus or blood clot Blood supply stops Muscle dies

 Normal  @ 16 hours, my level was at 79

Ejection Fraction What it Means 50 - 70% Normal 36 - 49% Below Normal 35 - 40% May confirm diagnosis of systolic heart failure < 35% Patient may be at risk of life-threatening irregular heartbeats 30% On the way to “sudden cardiac death”!

Myocardia Infarct Motto: “Time is Muscle”

The Good Old Days: Limited Choices

Today’s New Choices

Real-Time Coronary Angiography

Preparing for Cardiomyopathy

Applied Research project to ward off Alzheimer's Post-MI Protocol (with a twist) + Prevent clots in arteries b-blockers slow heart, decrease need for blood ACE Inhibitors lower blood pressure Statins lower cholesterol Applied Research project to ward off Alzheimer's

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Why is Research Key? “Maybe in 10 years we will know why something like this happens to people like you”

Bigger than Cancer… Age-adjusted death rates for CHD, stroke, lung and breast for white and black females (United States: 2004). Source: NCHS and NHLBI.

…And Having a Dramatic Impact

So What is the Moral of this Story? Eat well…? Exercise vigorously…? Listen to your wife…? Contribute to the American Heart Association? The correct answer is “All of the Above”!

Updates: Coming Events American Heart Association Heart Walk We are top ten in the nation in AHA funding, NUMBER ONE in the nation in funding per capita! Help us beat last year’s total $117,000!!! GRU is top ten in the nation in AHA funding, and NUMBER ONE in the nation in funding per capita! Last year, we hoped to raise $50,000. Having exceeded that number weeks before the scheduled date, we stretched the goal to $75,000. We raised $116,911.88 MORE THAN DOUBLE our original goal!!! Let’s see how high we can raise the bar this year! March 9, 2013 North Augusta Greeneway

Our 2010 Heart Walk Team

Looking Forward to Seeing You There