Pavel A. Guguchev, MD - Cardiovascular Disease

Our specialists may treat your arrhythmia using minimally invasive ablation therapy, a procedure in which we identify and remove the abnormal heart tissue causing your irregular heartbeat.

Our cardiac team includes experts in this specialized field. They will develop the best treatment for your heart rhythm disorders, including atrial fibrillation and tachycardia.

Our cardiologists may recommend implanting a device in your chest or abdomen to monitor your heart and correct your arrhythmia, or irregular heartbeat, as it occurs.

Our cardiologists may treat your irregular heartbeat with cardiac resynchronization therapy, which involves using surgery or implanted devices to correct your heart's rhythm.

Our cardiologists may use catheter-based cryoablation, a minimally invasive procedure, to destroy the tissue causing your abnormal heartbeat.

Our cardiologists are trained in the latest technology for diagnosing, treating and monitoring the electrical activities of your heart.

We may treat your persistent atrial fibrillation, or heart rhythm problem, with this minimally invasive procedure that simultaneously treats damaged tissue inside and outside of your heart.

If you have a fast or irregular heartbeat, our cardiologists may implant a cardiac defibrillator, which uses electrical pulses to control your arrhythmia.

If you are experiencing heart palpitations or unexplained falls and fainting, we may recommend inserting a small device under your skin to collect information about your heart.

If you have a fast or irregular heartbeat, our cardiologists may implant a cardioverter defibrillator, which uses electrical pulses to control your arrhythmia.

If you are experiencing problems with your pacemaker or defibrillator, our cardiologists may recommend removing the wires that connect the device to your heart.

If you have abnormal heart rhythms or a heart block, our cardiologists may be able to treat your symptoms with minimally invasive surgery that inserts a small, battery-operated pacemaker.

If your heart is not working properly, our cardiologists may recommend a permanent pacemaker to help you maintain a normal heartbeat and live a normal, active life.

Our cardiologists may treat your rapid heartbeat with this minimally invasive procedure that can identify and destroy abnormal heart tissue with heat.

Our cardiologists may perform a traditional maze procedure to cure your atrial fibrillation, or abnormal heartbeat, by creating a new series of pathways for your heart's electrical signals.