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Honours For One of Our Own

We would like to congratulate Professor Ian Meredith for being awarded a Member (AM) in the Order of Australia in the General Division, in the Australia Day Honours list for 2012.

Ian received the honour for his services to medicine in the field of cardiology as a clinician and researcher and for his role in public health.

A founding member of Melbourne Heart Care, Ian heaped praise on his team:

“I’ve had a really blessed and charmed career. I’ve worked with many fabulous people and learnt from many great people and it’s afforded me the opportunity to excel.”

Ian’s recognition comes 15 years after establishing Melbourne Heart Care, where he hopes to continue providing State-of-the-Art, patient focused clinical care for many more.

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Still skating after heart attack.

Our own Dr.Paul Antonis featured on channel 10 and 7 News this week, discussing the amazing story of one of Melbourne Heartcare’s patients Beverly; a 67 year old mother of two and ice skater, who had a massive heart attack whilst on the ice.

After Dr Antonis operated on her she was back on the ice just 7 weeks later. Below is some footage of the report.

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Rheumatic Heart Disease staff trip to Vava’u in Tonga

Melbourne Heart Care staff recently visited Vava’u in Tonga to join a team scanning schoolchildren for Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD). We have put together this short film of footage taken from the trip and of Toa Fakakovikaetau, the Paediatrician who set up the program 3 years ago.

 

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Tension runs high but surgeon scores medical first

Nick Miller
November 25, 2009

STICKING a needle through a living heart is always a tense moment. The tension was even higher yesterday, as physicians at Southern Health’s MonashHeart performed an Australia-first operation that could improve the lives of hundreds of thousands of people with heart arrhythmia.

Watched by experts from around the country, Dr Jeffrey Alison carefully pressed his catheter needle into the septum separating the top two chambers of the patient’s heart.

 

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