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Curriculum Vitae
PIR W. SHAH,
MD, FACC
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| EDUCATION: |
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| Bachelor of
Medicine and Surgery (M.B.B.S.)1979 Khyber Medical Center Peshawar,
NWFP, Pakistan Faculty of Science (F.Sc.)
1977 Cadet College Kohat, Kohat, MWFP, Pakistan
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DIPLOMATE:
American Board of Internal Medicine 9/89
DIPLOMATE: American Board of Internal 11/91 Medicine Sub-specialty
of Cardiovascular Disease
DIPLOMATE: American Board of Internal Medicine
11/99 Sub-specialty of Interventional Cardiology
FELLOWSHIP: American college of Cardiology 1996
ECFMG: 1/1983
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL LICENSE: A 46152
ILLINOIS MEDICAL LICENSE: Inactive DEA: BS 1590226
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CARDIOLOGY FELLOWSHIP: |
PUBLICATIONS: |
7/95-6/93
Sequoia Hospital, John B. Simpson, MD., Director Redwood City, California
I spent one year with Dr. Sampson's group as a full time Interventional
Fellow and by the end of my training had performed over two hundred
each of Directional Coronary Atherectomy and Coronary Angioplasty
procedures, and about 50 Peripheral Angioplasty and Atherectomy
procedures.CARDIOLOGY FELLOWSHIP
7/89-6/92
Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, California
I spent three years as a clinical fellow in Cardiovascular Medicine
at Stanford University and in addition to performing in excess of
800 Cardiac catheterizations; I gained expertise in Transesophageal
Echo, treatment of end-stage heart failure patients and evaluation
of p0atients for heart transplantation. My research interest was
neuro-endocrine mechanisms in the patho-physiology of heart failure.
CHIEF RESIDENT, MEDICAL SERVICE 7/86-6/89
RESIDENT, MEDICAL SERVICE 7/86-6/89
Edward Hine, Jr VA Hospital Hines, Illinois
RESEARCH FELLOW, CARDIOLOGY 8/84-6/86 Stanford University
School of Medicine Palo Alto, California
As a research fellow at Stanford, my main focus of study was on
neuro-endocrine mechanisms of heart failure and the evaluation of
end-stage heart failure patients for heart transplants.
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1. SHAH P. B Hu. D Tovey.
R L Popp. "Inaccuracy of constant Aortic Valve Area and Resistance
Models in Aortic Stenosis Patients with Poor Left Ventricular Function"
- Circulation 1991:84.4: Suppl. II, II - I. 2. Sidney T. Lo---
P. SHAH, Peter J. Fitzgerald, Alan C. Yeung, et al. “Percutaneous
In-situ Coronary Venous Arterializations/Bypass: Feasibility in
Human Arteriovenous Anatomy." (A coronary venous angiography and
intravascular ultrasound study). European Heart Journal, 1992
3. Heilbrunn S. P. SHAH. M Bristow. H Valantine. R. Ginsburg, M
Fowler. "Increased betaadrenergic receptor density with improved
hemodynamic response to catecholamine Stimulation during long-term
metoprolol therapy in heart failure from dilated cardiomyopathy."
Circulation 1989:59;291-309. 1986:74 (Suppl. II): 2293 4.
Bristow M. R Ginsburg. V Umans. M Fowler. W Minobe. R Rasmussen
P Zera, R Menlove. P. SHAH. S Jamieson. E Stinson. "Beta-1 and beta-2
adrenergic receptor subpopulations in non-failing and failing human
ventricular myocardium. "Coupling of both receptor subtypes to muscle
contraction and selective beta-1 receptor downreglation in heart
failure: Circulation Research 1986:59: 291-309. 5. Heibrunn
S. P. SHAH. M Bristow. H Valantine. R Ginsburg. M Fowler. “Increased
beta-adrenergic receptor density with improved hemodynamic response
to catecholamine stimulation during long-term metoprolol therapy
in heart failure from dilated cardiomyopathy." Circulation 1986:74
(Suppl II): 2293. 6. Heilbrunn S P. SHAH. M Bristow. H Valantine.
M Fowler. " Seperation of clinical responses from beta-adrenergic
receptor upregulation during long-term metoprolol theraphy in heart
failure from dilated cardiomyopathy."
Circulation 1989:79:483-490. 7. T Hinohara. J.W. Vetter. M.R.
Selmon. G/C/ Roberson. B.J. Mcauley. D. J. Sheehan. L.J. Braden,
P. SHAH, J.B. Simpson. "Changes
in Directional Coronary Atherctomy
over four years: Sequioa Experience." Presented at AHA-National
Meeting-1992 8. J.W. Vetter, T. Hinohara. M.R. Selmon. G.C.
Robertson. B.J. McAudley. D. J. Sheehan. J.P. Gress, P. SHAH. J.B. Simpson." The effect of Gender on the outcome of Directional Coronary Atherectomy" Presented at AHA-National Meeting-1992 9. Participated
in multiple clinical trials as a Co-Investigator, evaluating different
intracoronay interventional devices. (The SMART Trial, the AMETHYEST
trial etc.) |
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| TRAINING: |
AWARDS: |
INTERANL MEDICINE/GENERAL
SURGERY
8/79-7/80 Khyber Teaching and Govt Lady Reading Hospitals Peshawar,
NWFP, Pakistan |
Hewlett Packard Award
of Clinical Excellence at the end of clinical cardiology Fellowship
at Stanford, 1992. "Evelyn L. Neizer" Stanford Medical School's Dean Fellowship Award, 1989-1990, 1991-1992. |
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| EMPLOYMENT: |
EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS: |
CARDIO-PULMONARY ASSOCIATES 8/93-Present
30 Garden Court Monterey, California Specializing in
Diagnostic and Interventional Cardiology, practicing at Stanford
University and Sequoia Hospital. I have performed over 1000 coronary
Diagnostic and Interventional procedures, to include directional
atherectomy, Rotablator, intracoronary stints and angioplasties.
Chairman - Cardiac catheterization Laboratory 10/96-9/97 Salinas
Valley Memorial Hospital
ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN, Internal Medicine Assoc. 1/83-6/83 West Covina,
California
Worked with a group of physicians evaluating patients in office
while awaiting ECFMG Certification.
MEDICAL OFFICER, United Nations High 1/81-1/82 Commissioner
for Refugees Volunteer service along Pakistan-Afghanistan
border for Afghan refugees during the war. |
SHAH P. W Minobe, R Rassmussen.
R Ginsburg. M Fowler. M Bristow. "Do intravenous beta-agonists
further downregulate beta-adrenergic receptors in the failing human myocardium."
T Hinohara. J.W. Vetter. M.R. Selmon. G.C.Robertson, B.J. McAuley.
D.J. Sheehan. L.J. Braden. P. SHAH. J.B. Simpson. "Changes in Directional Coronary Atherectomy
over four years: Sequioa Experience."
J.W. Vetter. M.R. Selmon. G.C.Robertson, B.J. McAuley. D.J. Sheehan. L.J. Braden.
P. SHAH. J.B. Simpson. "The effect on Gender on the outcome of Directional Coronary
Atherectomy." |
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| APPOINTMENTS: |
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Medical Director,
Cardiac Catherization Laboratory: 1/2004-Present Community Hospital
of Monterey Peninsula Monterey California Attending Interventional
Cardiologist:
- Stanford University Hospital - Stanford California
- Community Hospital of Monterey Peninsula Monterey California
- Sequioa Hospital
- Redwood City California
- Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital
- Salinas California
Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine (Cardiology): Stanford
University Medical Center |
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