Sunay Shah, MD

Shah Sunay
Specialties
Interventional Cardiology, Cardiology
Primary Office
Address 1150 N 35th Avenue
Suite 605
Hollywood, FL 33021

About Me

I am an interventional cardiologist at Memorial Healthcare System where I treat patients with acute coronary syndromes, severe congestive heart failure and other heart complications.

I am also trained in performing cardiac catheterization from the radial artery located in the wrist, instead of the traditional procedure performed through the femoral artery. This technique is gaining popularity in Europe and the United States due to the reduced risks for complications, reduced pain and quicker recovery times.

My goals as a physician are to educate patients about their heart conditions and empower them to make decisions about their care. There are often many possible treatment options for patients – including medication, cardiac procedures and lifestyle changes. I want to help each patient find the option that best suits their needs. It all starts with understanding how their heart is currently performing, and the options for how we can improve cardiac function to better their quality of life.

Prior to joining Memorial, I had the privilege of training at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, which is one of the leading cardiology training sites in the country. While there, I cared for patients with severe coronary artery disease and cardiogenic shock, and performed complex coronary interventions. 

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Meet Dr. Shah

Education

Education
  • Ross University School of Medicine, 2010
Residencies
  • Henry Ford Hospital, 2013, Internal Medicine
Fellowships
  • Henry Ford Hospital, 2016
  • Henry Ford Hospital, 2017, Interventional Cardiology
Languages
  • Gujarati

Achievements

Publications

Research

My research focuses on contrast-induced nephropathy and the use of radial artery as a means for performing heart catheterization.

Research projects include:

  • Optimal TR band Weaning Strategy
  • Manuscript under review
  • Clinical Predictors and Outcomes of Transradial versus Transfemoral Approach in Acute ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction
  • Poster presentation at Michigan ACC 2013
  • Contrast-Induced Nephropathy Following ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction
  • Abstract submitted to AHA
  • Heads or Tails? 

Presentations

  • Case report - oral presentation at AHA 2013

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