Robert A Bonow from 1111 Pinewood Ct, Sparta, WI 54656, age 38

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Robert O. Bonow

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Specialties:

Cardiovascular Disease

Work:

Northwestern Medical GroupBluhm Cardiovascular Institute
675 N Saint Clair St STE 100 FL 19, Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 695-4965 (phone), (312) 695-5774 (fax)

Education:

Medical School
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Graduated: 1973

Procedures:

Cardioversion
Echocardiogram

Conditions:

Aortic Valvular Disease
Cardiomyopathy
Congenital Anomalies of the Heart
Mitral Valvular Disease
Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI)

Languages:

English
Spanish

Description:

Dr. Bonow graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1973. He works in Chicago, IL and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Bonow is affiliated with Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital and Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

Robert Hitchens Bonow

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Robert Ogden Bonow

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Specialties:

Internal Medicine
Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiology

Education:

University of Pennsylvania(1973)

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What Covid Means for the Athlete’s Heart

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ysical exams. They have normal cardiograms. Nothing else is going on, said Dr. Robert Bonow, a cardiologist at Northwestern University and editor of JAMA Cardiology. But when you order an MRI as part of a research study, you start seeing very subtle changes, because the MRI is very sensitive.

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Apr 06, 2021

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Study shows less than 1% of pro athletes infected by COVID-19 also developed inflammatory heart disease

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"Only time will tell if, five years from now, we'll have an epidemic of failed hearts," said Dr. Robert Bonow, a cardiologist at Northwestern University and editor of JAMA Cardiology who was not affiliated with the study. "But I think that is unlikely."

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Mar 04, 2021

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Mysterious Heart Damage, Not Just Lung Troubles, Befalling COVID-19 Patients

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Someone whos dying from a bad pneumonia will ultimately die because the heart stops, said Dr. Robert Bonow, a professor of cardiology at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and editor of the medical journal JAMA Cardiology. You cant get enough oxygen into your system and thi

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Apr 06, 2020

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COAPT: MitraClip Reduces Repeat Hospitalizations, Mortality in Functional MR Patients With Severe HF

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During todays session, Leon asked Robert Bonow, MD (Northwestern University, Chicago, IL), about the potential impact of COAPT on valve guidelines. Bob, is there no way we can sneak this in as class I recommendation, even if we include the heart failure people as partners?

Date

Sep 23, 2018

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New statin guidelines: Everyone 40 and older should be considered for the drug therapy

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nefits and harms. In a commentary accompanying the recommendations, Philip Greenland and Robert Bonow note that there is uncertainty and hesitation in the guidelines regarding older people but said it appears it is not necessary to stop taking statins at age 76 if you are already on them.

Date

Nov 13, 2016

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Health

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Niacin Too Dangerous for Routine Cholesterol Therapy

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new evidence that raising 'good' cholesterol (HDL) levels on top of statin therapy does not have the positive outcome that had been hoped for," said Neil Stone, M.D., the Robert Bonow MD Professor in Cardiology at Feinberg and a cardiologist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

Date

Jul 17, 2014

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40% Reduced Risk of Death in Heart Failure Patients with Advanced Defibrillator

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pump enough oxygen-rich blood to fuel the body and about five million Americans suffers with the disease. Robert Bonow, Professor of cardiology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, said cardiac resynchronization (CRT) devices is underutilized even in patients with severe symptoms.

Date

Mar 31, 2014

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Heart Failure Patients Live Longer With Advanced Devices

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cant pump enough oxygen-rich bloodto fuel the body. The disease worsens over time and is theleading cause of hospitalization, and return hospital trips, inMedicare. Slowing the disease is key, said Robert Bonow,professor of cardiology at Northwestern Universitys FeinbergSchool of Medicine.

Date

Mar 30, 2014

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Health

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