The Outstanding Dr. Andrea Natale
Dr. Andrea Natale M.D is a clinical cardiac electrophysiologist in Austin, Texas`. He graduated from one of the prestigious schools of medicine in Italy, the Universita’ Degli Studi di Firenze. He is a devoted researcher, clinician, and academician. Dr. Natale is an expert in treating congenital cardiac disorders and adult congenital cardiac disorders. He is a respected electrophysiologist. As an electrophysiologist, Dr. Natale is responsible for monitoring, diagnosing, and treating abnormal heart rhythms through the insertion of pacemakers and electrocardiograms. He is responsible for diagnosing and treating heart disorders like mitral valve disease and arrhythmia in patients with adult congenital cardiac disorders.
Today Dr. Andrea Natale is the executive medical director at the Texas cardiac arrhythmia institute situated at St. David’s medical center. Before St. David medical center, Dr. Natale served in Cleveland clinic from 1999 to 2007 in different capacities. He served at a cardiovascular medicine department, he was an M.D at the atrial fibrillations center, and he headed the cardiac electrophysiology and pacing department.
Dr. Natale is a committed academician with faculty positions in prestigious universities such as Stanford and Duke Universities. He has lectured in more than 200 conferences and symposiums all around the globe. He is the author and editor of the atrial fibrillation journal. He has co-authored and edited hundreds of other medical journals. He has published hundreds of articles mainly on the topic’s electrophysiology and pacing. Dr. Andrea served in numerous other medical journal editorial boards.
Dr. Natale’s most outstanding achievement in treating cardiac arrhythmia patients is restoring their life free of any heart complications. As a researcher, he has patented one of the devices that treat atrial fibrillation. He made the first circumferential ultrasound vein-ablation system that corrects atrial fibrillation. He also performed the first five procedures using this system. He took part in developing atrial fibrillation cures using catheters; they are currently in use today. Dr. Andrea performed the novel percutaneous epicardial radiofrequency ablation, a procedure that treats patients with failed ablation.
In 2006 Dr. Natale was appointed to the drug and food administration’s task force on atrial fibrillations. Dr. Natale is currently accepting new patients as well as telehealth appointments.