Pioneer Stanford cardiac rehab study saves life of survivor
Stanford University physician Dr. Robert F. DeBusk directs a pioneering cardiac rehabilitation program using treadmill EKGs with heart attack survivors. The author, a 3 time patient, credits the program with detecting dangerous ventricular arrhythmia and guiding ongoing treatment including quinidine therapy and structured walking. The report highlights arrhythmias as a leading sudden death risk and notes active studies at Emory, George Washington, and Case Western Reserve.
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