FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
JOHNS HOPKINS EXPERTS AVAILABLE TO DISCUSS CARDIAC ARRYTHMIA
Maryland Medical Examiner’s office cites as cause of death for U.S. Naval Midshipman
The state Medical Examiner's Office cited cardiac arrhythmia, or abnormal heart rhythm,
as the cause of sudden death of 19 year-old U.S. Naval Academy student Kristen Dickmann.
Dickmann, a first year student and volleyball player at the academy, was studying to be a naval aviator.
The Johns Hopkins experts below can shed light on sudden cardiac death and this serious heart condition, including potential symptoms and causes, preventive and interventional/non-surgical treatment options.
SOURCES:
Hugh Calkins, M.D.
Director of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Heart Institute’s Arrhythmia Service
http://www.hopkinsheart.org/experts/cardiology/details.html?profile=6624&directory=105
Gordon F. Tomaselli, M.D.
Professor in the Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Department of Medicine
http://www.hopkinsheart.org/experts/cardiology/details.html?profile=6177&directory=105
Ronald D. Berger, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor in the Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Department of Medicine
http://www.hopkinsheart.org/experts/cardiology/details.html?profile=6174&directory=105
CONTACT:
John M. Lazarou
ph. (410) 502-8902
pgr. (410) 283-9695
cell (410) 707-3116
email jlazaro1@jhmi.edu
