David C. Man, MD
- Cardiology | Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology | Internal Medicine
David C. Man, MD is the Director of the Arrhythmia Center and provides Cardiac Electrophysiology Services at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. Dr. Man has over 20 years of experience in clinical electrophysiology. His areas of expertise include Complex Ablation Procedures (for Atrial Fibrillation, Ischemic and Idiopathic VT, and SVT), Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion (Watchman and LARIAT), Lead Extraction, and Implantation of Pacer/Defibrillators (including Leadless Pacemakers, Subcutaneous defibrillators, BiVentricular and His/Left Bundle Pacing).Committed to research and academia, Dr. Man maintains an active role in various clinical investigations including ablation, device, and pharmacologic trials. He is also a participant in an NIH-funded study of Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy vs. Left Bundle Pacing.
Over his years of practice, Dr. Man has developed a strong Electrophysiology Department with an active Device Clinic and an Atrial Fibrillation Center that became known for its expertise and emphasis on patient education and the utilization of audiovisual aids and video animations to broaden a patient’s understanding of their conditions and procedural options.
Philosophy of Care:
Dr. Man’s philosophy of care is to offer highly specialized cardiac services; focusing not only on how a heart condition can affect longevity, but also on the patient’s quality of life. He aims to treat patients the way they would want themselves or members of their family to be treated
Clinical Interests:
Conduction System Pacing (Left Bundle Branch Area Pacing); Atrial Fibrillation; and targeting specific EP treatment to optimize a patient’s well-being.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Boston City Hospital / Boston University
Hospital of University of Pennsylvania / Allegheny Hospital
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