Shivaani Kummar M.D., FACP
OHSU implants Oregon’s first wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker
Valerie Clappison, M.D., 72, of Portland, with her granddaughters, Cora Thomas, 4, left, and Diana Thomas, 6, right. Clappison is enjoying spending time with family after being the first person in Oregon to receive a wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker at OHSU on Feb. 28, 2024. (Courtesy of Valerie Clappison, M.D.)
OHSU implants Oregon’s first wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker
Valerie Clappison, M.D., 72, of Portland, has resumed her active lifestyle – which includes tending to her large garden and spending time with her family - after being the first person in Oregon to receive a wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker at OHSU on Feb. 28, 2024.(OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
OHSU implants Oregon’s first wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker
Valerie Clappison, M.D., 72, of Portland, has resumed her active lifestyle – which includes tending to her large garden and spending time with her family - after being the first person in Oregon to receive a wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker at OHSU on Feb. 28, 2024.(OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
OHSU implants Oregon’s first wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker
Valerie Clappison, M.D., 72, of Portland, has resumed her active lifestyle – which includes tending to her large garden and spending time with her family - after being the first person in Oregon to receive a wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker at OHSU on Feb. 28, 2024.(OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
Charles Henrikson, M.D. (OHSU)
OHSU implants Oregon’s first wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker
Valerie Clappison, M.D., 72, of Portland, has resumed her active lifestyle – which includes tending to her large garden and spending time with her family - after being the first person in Oregon to receive a wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker at OHSU on Feb. 28, 2024.(OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
Charles Henrikson, M.D. (OHSU)
OHSU implants Oregon’s first wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker
Valerie Clappison, M.D., 72, of Portland, has resumed her active lifestyle – which includes tending to her large garden and spending time with her family - after being the first person in Oregon to receive a wireless, dual-chamber pacemaker at OHSU on Feb. 28, 2024.(OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
OHSU Casey Eye Institute se enfoca en la miopía
El Programa de Manejo de la Miopía del OHSU Casey Eye Institute brinda atención integral para la miopía, que hace que los objetos en la distancia se vean borrosos y puede provocar problemas graves de visión si no se trata. Las opciones de tratamiento incluyen lentes de contacto de doble foco, anteojos recetados y gotas oftálmicas de atropina de baja concentración. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
