David Kavesteen MD FACC
– Board Certified in Cardiovascular Diseases
– Board Certified in Nuclear Medicine
– Board Certified in Internal Medicine
David Kavesteen, MD is a graduate of Medicine from SUNY Health Science Center. He completed his residency at the prestigious New York University Medical Center and continued further education in Maimonides Medical Center specializing in cardiology and cardiovascular diseases.
Cardiology Fellowship
Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn NY
Residency
New York University Medical Center, New York NY
Medical School
SUNY Health Science Center, Brooklyn NY
MD with Distinction in Research
Undergraduate
State University of New York at Stony Brook, NY
B. S. with Honors in Biochemistry. Magna Cum Laude.
Publications
“Changes in Atrial Natriuretic Factor (ANF) and Ca+2 ATPase mRNA transcriptional activity are markers of myocardial integrity during continuous warm blood cardioplegia (CWBCP) in rats.” Remsey ES, Baig M, Kral JG, Kavesteen Eghbali D, Varga M, Wait RB, Siddiqui MA. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 793:419-22, 1996 Sep 30. 97062445
“The Potential Impact of a Fully Automated External Cardioverter-Defibrillator in Centrally Monitored Hospital Units. “Jacob Shani, Gerald Hollander, David Kavesteen, Henery Cusnir, Rohit Tongia. 52nd Annual Scientific session of American College of Cardiology March 30 –April 2, 2003 Chicago.
“Effect of continuous warm blood cardioplegia and reperfusion on the transcriptional activity of Creatine Kinase mRNA in rat’s myocardium.” Remsey E. S, Anderson J. E, Kavesteen E. D, Brunner R. E, Cunningham J. N, Wait R. B. 28th Annual Scientific Symposium of the Hungarian Medical Association of America; Oct 27-Nov 1, 1996, Sarasota, Florida.
“Differential Response of Heat Shock Protein mRNA Transcriptional Regulation in Rat Atria and Ventricles During Warm Blood Cardioplegia and Reperfusion” Remsey, E. S., Baig, M.A., Anderson, J. E., Kavesteen, E. D., Siddiqui, M. A., Brunner, R. E. 69th Scientific Sessions of the American Heart Association . Abstract #062903 Nov 10-13,1996. New Orleans, LA.