International, Peer Reviewed, Open Access Journal

The Cardiologist
(ISSN: 2691-5685)

Submit Manuscript

The Cardiologist

The cardiologist (ISSN: 2691-5685) journal is a global journal publishing scholarly, peer-reviewed papers with open access availability. The journal provides an international platform for the exchange of scientific, medical and clinical new advances of research and discoveries in the cardiology and cardiovascular-related fields to all the cardiologists, cardio professionals, academicians, scholars, clinicians and all the interested reader of the journal

Journal Features

Open Access

All the articles will be published under Open Access model.

Peer Review

Our editorial team performs strict peer-review process.

Publication Ethics

The journal follows standard guidelines to maintain transparency.

Submit Manuscript

The journal accepts all original articles, reviews and more.

About the Journal

The cardiologist (ISSN: 2691-5685) journal is a world class Open access journal publishing scholarly, peer-reviewed papers with in a vision provide an international platform for the exchange of scientific, medical and clinical new advances of research and discoveries in the cardiology and cardiovascular-related fields like Cardiology, Cardio-vascular medicine, Hypertension, enlarged heart, heart attack, Cardiovascular Diseases, etc.

Open Access - The Cardiologist

Editorial Board

Suzanne R. Steinbaum - The Cardiologist

Suzanne R. Steinbaum

Lenox Hill Hospital
United States

Zhong-jiang Zhou - The Cardiologist

Zhong-jiang Zhou

The Southern Medical University of Guangzhou
China

John Albert St.Cyr - The Cardiologist

John Albert St.Cyr

Physiological Research Laboratories/Medtronic Inc.
United States

Mario Bendersky - The Cardiologist

Mario Bendersky

University of Cordoba State
Argentina

Jose Antonio F. Ramires - The Cardiologist

Jose Antonio F. Ramires

University of Sao Paulo
Brazil

Chevillard Christophe - The Cardiologist

Chevillard Christophe

 Aix-Marseille University
France

Pavlos Papoulidis - The Cardiologist

Pavlos Papoulidis

St’ James University Hospital
United Kingdom

Ben He - The Cardiologist

Ben He

Shanghai Jiao Tong University
China

Marzia Cottini - The Cardiologist

Marzia Cottini

Niguarda Hospital of Milan
Italy

Waqas Ullah - The Cardiologist

Waqas Ullah

Abington Hospital
United States

Shih-Tai Chang - The Cardiologist

Shih-Tai Chang

Taipei Medical University
Taiwan

Vladimir Schurov - The Cardiologist

Vladimir Schurov

Russian Scientific Centre
Russian Federation

Articles

Cardiologist. 2021;2(1):Cardiol-1008 | Open Access

Hydrogen-Rich Saline Postconditioning and Mitochondrial Function in Rats Undergoing Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury

Guoming Zhang, LichengDing, Guangfeng Sun, Longxing Cao, Bin Wang, Gary Tse and Yuanyuan Sun

Mechanical postconditioning can alleviate myocardial I/R injury. The present study aimed to investigate whether pharmacological postconditioning using hydrogen- rich saline may alleviate mitochondrial dysfunction by preserving complex III activity following I/R injury in rats. In our study, 96 male and female Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into four groups: sham, I/R, I/R with hydrogen-rich saline, and I/... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Nov 17, 2021   PDF

Cardiologist. 2020;2(1):CARDIOL-01-1007 | Open Access

Schizophrenia as a Risk Factor for Pacemaker Failure due to Twiddler’s Syndrome

Olesen LL

Twiddler’s syndrome is rare, and thus it is remarkable to diagnose it twice in a short time in independent patients and to notice that both patients had paranoid schizophrenia. This strongly indicates a connection between Twiddler’s syndrome and schizophrenia, and it is important to be aware of Twiddler’s syndrome as a cause of pacemaker-failure ... Read more

CASE REPORT Updated May 14, 2020   PDF

Cardiologist. 2020;1(1):CARDIOL-01-1006 | Open Access

Intestinal Necrosis Due to Beta-Blocker Intoxication

Olesen LL

Case report about lethal, acute intestinal necrosis, induced by low-flow during beta-blocker intoxication in a multimorbid patient with chronic arteriosclerotic occlusion of the coeliac trunk, diagnosed by CT.
Knowledge about this rare, albeit serious condition and awareness of the risk factors and the clinical picture are of the utmost importance in order to diagnose and treat intestinal ischemia and ... Read more

CASE REPORT Updated Mar 20, 2020   PDF

Cardiologist. 2019;1(1):CARDIOL-01-1005 | Open Access

Recurrent Pulmonary Arteriovenous Malformation with Embolization

Avvaru Guruprakash, Suresh Giragani, Pramod Kumar Kuchulakanti, Athuluri Ravikanth, Mehul Rathod, Poondru Rohit Reddy and VCS Srinivasarao Bandaru

Pulmonary arteriovenous malformations in majority of cases are congenital in origin. In our center we found a case, history of dyspnoea on exertion of long time, a short duration of malena and epistaxis. On clinical examination, we assumed pulmonary embolism and investigated with Computed Tomography (CT) Thorax and Pulmonary angiogram. Our findings were faint bruit over right mammary area and ... Read more

CASE REPORT Updated Nov 14, 2019   PDF

Cardiologist. 2019;1(1):CARDIOL-01-1004 | Open Access

The Diagnosis and Treatment of Anomalous Single Coronary Artery from Pulmonary Artery

Yuefeng Cao, Yifan Liu, Lei Li, Yiran Wang, Wei Zhang, Xiangming Fan, Pei Cheng and Junwu Su

The anomalous artery origin of the left coronary from the pulmonary artery is a rare cardiac anomaly with a low incidence and high mortality rate of 1/3000000, and the anomalous artery origin of the single coronary from the pulmonary artery is rarer and the mortality rate is higher. We summarized the current literature reports, a total of 21 cases were reported, including 16 ... Read more

CASE REPORT Updated Oct 10, 2019   PDF