Heart & Cardiology/Expert Profile

Frank J. Pearl, M.D.

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returns 11/23/2009
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Voluntary Professor of Medicine, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, FL. Board certified in cardiovascular disease

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Recent Answers from Frank J. Pearl, M.D.

2009-10-29 low pressure left arm:

Blood pressure can vary from the time it takes to measure it in one arm until you measure it in the other. Go back and forth several times. If there is truly a significant difference you should have a

2009-10-21 Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm:

It is not abnormal to feel a pulse in the abdomen particularly if you are thin. An aneurysm is not something I would think of in a 22 year old. The next time you see your doctor have it checked. Good luck!!!

2009-10-18 Abnormal EKG Result:

It is a non-specific finding. It could be normal secondary to lead placement. It could be abnormal reflecting a number of different disorders. You need to discuss this with your personal physician who

2009-10-08 pulmonary hypertension:

There is very mild elevation of your pulmonary artery pressure. Most likely it is not serious but you should consider a formal cardiology evaluation to assess the cause and significance. This is not something

2009-10-05 med school:

If you are near the top of your class in any good medical school you should have an excellent chance of getting into a top residency program. Obviously, the better the school (e.g. Johns Hopkins or Harvard)

 

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