David Park

Ever wonder why d-TGA or DORV occurs? It’s all about under-rotation of the outflow tract (OFT). As shown in our recent paper in Circulation, the aortic valve (red arrowhead) has to rotate to 6o’clock in the OFT where it meets the LVOT. If the OFT doesn’t rotate, the pulmonic valve (blue arrowhead) remains at 6 o’clock, leading to incorrect hook up with the LVOT (dTGA). Everything in between leads to DORV. ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI… #cardiotwitter

A huge CONGRATULATIONS to Olujimi Ajijola on receiving his new NIH R01, "Towards Ensuring Longterm Safety & Mechanisms of Clinical Cardioneural Ablation (CNA)." The objective of the proposal is to study residual cardiac neural regulation following CNA in porcine and human hearts.👏🥂🍾UCLA EP Exceptional Science
@OluAjijola @DOM_UCLA @UCLAHealth @HRSonline @American_Heart

Scalable protein architecture.

A big CONGRATS to Peter Hanna on receiving his NIH NHLBI K08 award, "Evaluating cardiac neural control in atrial fibrillation". His work will study the role of cardiac ganglionated plexuses in AF in human tissues and in a porcine model of AF. 👏🍾 UCLA EP Exceptional Science @PeterHannaMD @DOM_UCLA @UCLAHealth

So proud to see our very own Ramkumar Venkateswaran receiving his award from the Greater Canejo Valley Chamber of Commerce 40 Under Forty Gala Event! UCLA-EP Uncompromising and Exceptional! @DOM_UCLA @UCLAHealth