DOCTORS

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Doctors of Electrophysiology

Dr. Rosenbaum

Dr. Murray Rosenbaum
MD, FACC,FHRS
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Dr. Murray Rosenbaum founded CAS in 2006, and maintains a high rate of success, coupling a specialized hospital, an advanced operating team and extreme attention to asepsis. He is a leading expert in the fields of arrhythmia and cardiac ablation..

Dr. Kloosterman

Dr. Martin Kloosterman
MD, FACC,FHRS
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Dr. Martin Kloosterman has been a partner in CAS for over 10 years. Author of two books, he has been featured in over 25 articles and abstracts on Defibrillation and its treatment. He is a pioneer in Remote Monitoring; it's development and it's applications.

Dr. Rosman

Dr. Jonathon Rosman
MD, FACC,FHRS
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Dr. Jonathan Rosman has been with CAS. for five years. He is an expert in Ventricular Tachycardia and remote monitoring. Published in over 25 publications he is a leader in remote monitoring techniques.

We are sometimes referred to as the electricians of the heart. We treat all types of heart rhythm disorders: hearts that beat slowly, quickly or erratically. We evaluate patients with palpitations to help diagnose the etiology of palpitations and then cure the underlying problem. In addition to palpitations, shortness of breath, fatigue, anxiety, dizziness (syncope) are some other manifestations of arrhythmia. Common arrhythmias that we deal with are atrial fibrillation, supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) and ventricular tachycardia (VT). We usually try medication to treat arrhythmias but when medications are insufficient we may recommend an ablation procedure. There are different types of ablation but they all aim at eliminating the source of the arrhythmia. Our practice is at the forefront of technology and we use the newest techniques and equipment available to provide the safest and most effective therapy to our patients. We implant and manage all types of pacemakers and defibrillators. We have one of the largest and most efficient remote monitoring programs in the state of Florida. Remote monitoring allows us to watch over and treat our patients in between their office visits. At Cardiac Arrhythmia Services we have 3 cardiac electrophysiologists, 2 physician assistants, 2 remote monitoring technicians, 3 nurses and a staff of 19 people who all work together on daily basis to ensure that our patients get the best care possible.