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February 2015

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Special Clinical Section: Cardiology CARDIOLOGY PATIENTS BENEFIT NOT ONLY FROM THERAPEUTIC BREAKTHROUGHS BUT ALSO FROM CONTINUAL INTEGRATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PROTOCOLS INTO THEIR CARE. THIS SECTION EXAMINES SOME OF THE PATHS PHYSICIANS AND RESEARCHERS ARE TAKING TO BOOST PATIENT OUTCOMES. CORE Special Clinical Section: Cardiology 16 12 0 Contents | FEBRUARY 2015 | FEATURE UT MEDICINE'S FULL SPECTRUM OF NEUROSCIENCES CARE LIVES IN SOUTH TEXAS 6 Physicians in UT Medicine's neurosciences program embrace a multidisciplinary approach to medicine, while a network of specialty clinics offers patients across a wide geographic area access to advanced treatments and techniques. SPECIAL CLINICAL SECTION: CARDIOLOGY RESEARCH FINDS 'EXTRAORDINARY PROGRESS' IN CARDIOVASCULAR OUTCOMES 12 A laser focus on evidence-based clinical guidelines and enhancements in the caliber of care patients receive have generated remarkable improvements in cardiovascular-related mortality and hospitalization rates the past few years. A recent study analyzes the encouraging numbers. NONINVASIVE STIMULATION SHOWS PROMISE FOR STROKE RECOVERY 14 Occupational therapy (OT) alone is less effective for helping stroke patients regain upper-extremity mobility than a combination of OT and navigated, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, researchers have found. DEPARTMENTS PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT 10 AROUND TOWN 16 THE LINK 18 6 PAGE ON THE COVER

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