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Cardiologists - New Providence, NJ

We found 9 cardiologists in New Providence, NJ.

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Dr. John Patrick Farry, MD

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Cardiology, General Practice

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

Dr. John Farry works as a general practice and cardiology (heart disease) specialist in New Providence, NJ. He studied at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences.

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Dr. Michael Weinrauch, MD

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Cardiology, General Practice

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

Dr. Michael Weinrauch specializes in general practice and cardiology (heart disease) and practices in Springfield, NJ, New Providence, NJ, and Millburn, NJ. Dr. Weinrauch studied at Mount Sinai School of Medicine.

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Dr. Steven Jay Sheris, MD

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Cardiology, General Practice

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

Dr. Steven Sheris specializes in general practice and cardiology (heart disease) and practices in New Providence, NJ. He is a graduate of UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

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Dr. Steven K. Furer, MD

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Cardiology, General Practice

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

Dr. Steven Furer works as a general practice and cardiology (heart disease) specialist in Springfield, NJ and New Providence, NJ. Dr. Furer studied at SUNY Upstate Medical University.

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Dr. Sidney Glasofer, MD

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Cardiology, General Practice

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

Dr. Sidney Glasofer works as a general practice and cardiology (heart disease) specialist in New Providence, NJ and Morristown, NJ. Dr. Glasofer attended UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

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Dr. David Bartov, MD

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Interventional Cardiology, General Practice

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

Dr. David Bartov sees patients in New Providence, NJ. His medical specialties are general practice and interventional cardiology.

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Dr. Robert John Mich, MD

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Adult Cardiology

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

908-464-4200

Dr. Robert Mich practices adult cardiology in New Providence, NJ.
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Todd Michael Rosenthal, MBBS

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Cardiology, General Practice

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

Dr. Todd Rosenthal is a general practice and cardiology (heart disease) specialist in New Providence, NJ.

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Matthew Katz

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Interventional Cardiology, Adult Cardiology

571 Central Avenue, New Providence, NJ

909-464-4200

Dr. Matthew Katz works as an adult cardiology and interventional cardiology specialist in Springfield, NJ. He attended Hofstra University School of Medicine.

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What is Cardiology?

Cardiology is the study of the heart and blood vessels, and a cardiologist makes sure they are functioning well. Patients see cardiologists for many issues affecting the circulatory system, including:

Hypertension, or high blood pressure
Heart attack prevention and treatment
Congestive heart failure (CHF), where the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet the needs of the body
Heart transplant evaluation and care after surgery
Peripheral vascular disease (PVD), where arteries in the limbs narrow and reduce blood flow
Aneurysm, or a swelling in the blood vessels
Coronary artery disease (CAD), where the blood vessels delivering oxygen and nutrients to the heart become blocked

After performing a physical exam, a cardiologist may order a number of imaging tests in order to get a better understanding of what disease or complication might be causing problems in the heart and blood vessels. Some of these might include:

An electrocardiogram, which checks the heart's electrical activity
X-rays to see tissues more clearly
Cardiac catheterization, where a small tube is directed into the heart to test pressure, oxygen levels, and blood flow

Although some cardiologists provide primary care, cardiologists more typically work as consultants to primary care physicians when a heart issue comes up. Cardiologists do not perform surgery, but they can perform 'interventional' procedures, such as balloon angioplasty (where a balloon is used to stretch open narrowed veins) or stent placement to keep blood flowing.