James Gammie
Professor at Surgery, Johns Hopkins University0 Followers
Bringing clarity to complex systems in cardiac surgery, Dr. James Gammie stands as a distinguished figure at Johns Hopkins Medicine, where he serves as a Professor of Surgery. As the surgical lead and co-director of the Johns Hopkins Heart and Vascular Institute, Dr. Gammie orchestrates a team that performs over 1,200 cardiac surgeries each year, showcasing his leadership and commitment to excellence in patient care.
Dr. Gammie's expertise is particularly renowned in the realm of mitral valve repair, where he is recognized as one of the top 25 reference surgeons in the United States. His proficiency in this area is acknowledged by esteemed organizations such as the Mitral Foundation and the American Heart Association. His surgical acumen extends to transcatheter interventions, cardiac ablation, and the treatment of structural heart diseases, making him a versatile and highly skilled cardiac surgeon.
His research interests are deeply rooted in advancing techniques and outcomes in cardiac surgery, with a focus on mitral valve repair and transcatheter interventions. Dr. Gammie's work is pivotal in the development of innovative surgical methods that enhance the quality of life for patients with complex cardiac conditions. His dedication to research and clinical excellence has positioned him as a leader in the field, contributing significantly to the body of knowledge in cardiac surgery.
Throughout his career, Dr. Gammie has been committed to the education and mentorship of the next generation of cardiac surgeons. His role at Johns Hopkins University allows him to impart his vast knowledge and experience to students and residents, fostering an environment of learning and innovation. His contributions to medical education are as impactful as his surgical achievements, ensuring the continued advancement of cardiac care.
Dr. Gammie's work has not only earned him widespread recognition but also numerous accolades that underscore his exceptional surgical skills and dedication to advancing cardiac care. His commitment to improving patient outcomes and his innovative approach to cardiac surgery make him a respected and influential figure in the medical community.
In addition to his clinical and educational roles, Dr. Gammie is actively involved in research initiatives aimed at improving surgical techniques and patient outcomes. His contributions to the field of cardiac surgery continue to inspire colleagues and students alike, solidifying his legacy as a pioneer in the treatment of heart diseases.
External Link www.jhu.edu/ Dr. Gammie's expertise is particularly renowned in the realm of mitral valve repair, where he is recognized as one of the top 25 reference surgeons in the United States. His proficiency in this area is acknowledged by esteemed organizations such as the Mitral Foundation and the American Heart Association. His surgical acumen extends to transcatheter interventions, cardiac ablation, and the treatment of structural heart diseases, making him a versatile and highly skilled cardiac surgeon.
His research interests are deeply rooted in advancing techniques and outcomes in cardiac surgery, with a focus on mitral valve repair and transcatheter interventions. Dr. Gammie's work is pivotal in the development of innovative surgical methods that enhance the quality of life for patients with complex cardiac conditions. His dedication to research and clinical excellence has positioned him as a leader in the field, contributing significantly to the body of knowledge in cardiac surgery.
Throughout his career, Dr. Gammie has been committed to the education and mentorship of the next generation of cardiac surgeons. His role at Johns Hopkins University allows him to impart his vast knowledge and experience to students and residents, fostering an environment of learning and innovation. His contributions to medical education are as impactful as his surgical achievements, ensuring the continued advancement of cardiac care.
Dr. Gammie's work has not only earned him widespread recognition but also numerous accolades that underscore his exceptional surgical skills and dedication to advancing cardiac care. His commitment to improving patient outcomes and his innovative approach to cardiac surgery make him a respected and influential figure in the medical community.
In addition to his clinical and educational roles, Dr. Gammie is actively involved in research initiatives aimed at improving surgical techniques and patient outcomes. His contributions to the field of cardiac surgery continue to inspire colleagues and students alike, solidifying his legacy as a pioneer in the treatment of heart diseases.
Publications
3 - Influence of Hospital Procedural Volume on Care Process and Mortality for Patients Undergoing Elective Surgery for Mitral Regurgitation,Circulation
James S. Gammie , Sean M. O’Brien , Bartley P. Griffith , T. Bruce Ferguson , Eric D. Peterson ,
, 881-887, 2007-02-20
6 - Transseptal Puncture Learning Curve for Transcatheter Edge-to-Edge Mitral Valve Repair,Innovations: Technology and Techniques in Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery
Rachael W. Quinn , Mark R. Vesely , Murtaza Dawood , Michael Benitez , Sari D. Holmes , James S. Gammie ,
, 288-292, 2021-02-11
9 - Crystal-Storing Histiocytosis as a Cause of Symptomatic Cardiac Mass,Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Charles J. Sailey , Borislav A. Alexiev , James S. Gammie , Paula Pinell-Salles , J. Lawrence Stafford , Allen Burke ,
, 1861-1864, 2009-11-01
10 - How To Do It: Mitral Valve Translocation,Innovations: Technology and Techniques in Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery
Rachael W. Quinn , Chetan Pasrija , Salman Zaheer , Nolan Winicki , James S. Gammie ,
, 120-123, 2023-03-01
11 - For the proposition: for the diagnosis of viral infections, commercial assays provide more reliable results than do in‐house assays,Reviews in Medical Virology
Alistair James Gammie ,
, 73-76, 2008-02-28
13 - An Unusual Cause of Pulmonary Vein Stenosis: A Case Report and Review of the Literature,Echocardiography
Mihaela Rosetti , Dennis A. Tighe , Dinesh Chandok , James S. Gammie , Bartley P. Griffith , Edward D. Folland ,
, 685-688, 2006-06-28
14 - Commentary: Pacemakers after heart valve operations,The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
James S. Gammie ,
, 2023-12-01
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