Jerome D. Goldfischer, M.D., died peacefully at home on February 1, 2020. A graduate of Rutgers University (1951) and NYU College of Medicine (1955), ... Jerome D. Goldfischer, M.D., died peacefully at home on February 1, 2020. A graduate of Rutgers University (1951) and NYU College of Medicine (1955), he had a long, illustrious career practicing cardiology at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center and Montefiore Hospital. He was a member of the Board of Directors of the American Heart Association, Bergen County Chapter, from 1966 until 1981 and was the Director of the Electrocardiology Department at Englewood Hospital from 1966-2004, Director of the Coronary Care Unit from 1963-1981, Chief of Cardiology from 1971-1981, and Chief of Medicine from 1981-1992. He is survived by his four daughters, Mindy Goldfischer, Robin Goldfischer Hollander and her husband Paul Hollander, Cathi Goldfischer and Marilyn Goldfischer, and his grandchildren, Jodi Beth Innerfield, Rebecca Hollander, Steven Innerfield and Rachel Hollander. Funeral to be held Monday, February 3, 2020, 11:00 at Temple Emanu-El, Closter, New Jersey. In recognition of the outstanding care he received in the last year of life from the doctors, nurses, and physical and occupational therapists at the Valley Health System, donations can be made to Valley Home Care, Paramus, New Jersey. Posted online on February 01, 2020 Published in Record and Herald News
IRVING INNERFIELD, M.D., JEROME D. GOLDFISCHER, M.D., HENRIETTA REICHER-. REISS, M.D., AND JACOB GREENBERG, PH.D. Thrombosis Research Laboratory, New York ... Serum Antithombin in Coronary-artery Disease Get access Irving Innerfield, M.D., Jerome D. Goldfischer, M.D., Henrietta Reicher-Reiss, M.D., Jacob Greenberg, Ph.D. Published: 01 January 1976 Article history Serum antithrombin activity (AA) was correlated with coronary angiographic findings in 69 patients with documented angina. There was excellent correlation between normal values and normal coronary circulation or only one-vessel stenosis in 30 of 35 patients (86%). When AA was above 90%, 90% of patients (20 of 22) had normal circulation or one-vessel occlusion. In 24 patients AA values were significantly decreased. Coronary angiography in this group revealed three with normal circulation or only one-vessel involvement (10%); 21 of 24 had two or three vessels occluded (90%). The correlation between severe CAD and low AA is probably coincidental to a “triggered” or “turned-on” clotting system. The most practical clinical contribution of AA estimation relates to this capacity to identify angina patients in whom clot-preventive measures (aspirin; dipyridamole; anticoagulants) might prove beneficial. This content is only available as a PDF. © American Society of Clinical Pathologists You do not currently have access to this article. American Society for Clinical Pathology members Sign in with email/username & password Activate your purchase/trial code Sign in through your institution Sign in through your institution Institutional account management Subscription prices and ordering for this journal
Dr. Jerome D GoldfischerMD ... Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer, MD specializes in cardiovascular disease cardiology in Fort Lee, NJ and has over 69 years of experience ... HomeNew Jersey, NJFort LeeDr. Jerome D Goldfischer, MD Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer, MD specializes in cardiovascular disease cardiology in Fort Lee, NJ and has over 69 years of experience in the field of medicine. He graduated from New York University School Of Medicine with his medical degree in 1955. He is affiliated with numerous hospitals in New Jersey and more, including Englewood Hospital And Medical Center. Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer is licensed to practice by the state board in New Jersey (25MAO1689500). Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer also practices at 1555 Center Avenue, Fort Lee, NJ. He is accepting new patients at his medical office, and available for appointments, preventative care, medical care as well as ongoing patient care. Check Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer's office address in Fort Lee, NJ and make an appointment. Let us know if this doctor no longer has an office or not practice in Fort Lee, NJ, report a correction and it's FREE! These hours represent Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer office's business hours. Please call (201) 945 1144 to schedule an appointment in his office or get more information. Monday - Friday:08 am - 05:00 pm. Medical license: 25MAO1689500 (NJ) Primary specialty: Cardiovascular Disease Cardiology (Cardiovascular Disease (Cardiology)) With more than 69 years of experience, Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer has been identified as specializing in cardiovascular disease cardiology specialist. Doctors can have one or more medical licenses for different specialities in New Jersey or different states. Related medical licenses for Dr. Jerome D Goldfischer are as mentioned below:
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