Doylestown Health: Steven A. Guidera, MD

• Dave Blackmore
  
  
  (February 7, 2017, 9:09 am)

  I had a routine, right wrist arterial catheterization of the left-side heart to illustrate blood flow patterns. Dec 2016. I was the lucky recipient of a ticket into the center of Doylestown's HeartLab. If any cardiologist ever offers you a test to prove or disprove a condition and Steven Guidera's name comes up as a possible surgeon, take them up on the idea. Dr. Steven Guidera exudes confidence. He knows and anticipates every detail, explaining from the patient's point of view the next, and every, little thing that is about to occur. He works with a staff that constantly supports and anticipates his every need. There is time for humor, and illustration. You, the patient, are there in front of the doctor, prone between himself and his 70 inch flatscreen monitor, hanging in mid-room awaiting action, angled downward so that you, and he, have a good view. . There are small windows of data streaming with live results all around the edges. Then the majority of the screen is devoted to the catheter's camera -- bigger-than-life view -- of all that is in and around YOUR heart. He explains what you are seeing, what one could see next, what you don't see since there is no inadequacy over there, etc. It's a multi-million dollar lab, and Dr. Steven Guidera was at the center of it all, on the morning of my time there, multitasking beyond whatever the patient can observe, all the way to the lowliest actor in the realm of his sphere. Between patients, he's out in the recovery area asking those ahead of you if they have questions or concerns of their, now completed, exam. Then he's back to you, his recent study, to summarize what just occurred, like he's got all day.... Off then to his next patient, assuring them that their fears and anxieties are of no use here, like so much wasted effort. 'Is there anyone who wants a cath, here?", he calls out to the room at large... More seriously then, he asks for assistants to roll a well prepped patient on into the theater 'right there between him and his flatscreen full of data' and away he goes. As an exiting patient, you're in the hands of the competent 'Heart-Lab' staff. For Steven G. is off documenting, with fine detail, the many characteristics of another heart. This is Dr. G. at idle. I wasn't the recipient of his emergency services, where something is dramatically amiss, but i can only guess that he can gear up, far from idle, whenever necessary, and fast, to save the life of anyone entering that room of his, when ever it is humanly possible to do so... dhb dec.2016

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