The Grizzly, February 21, 2002

Former U.S Ambassador to Sierra Leone now Ursinus Professor • Professor Melrose Testifies Before the Senate • Fire in Reimert: Where Were the Smoke Detectors? • Grant Will Enhance Ursinus Asian Studies Program • Marisol: A Lesson in Living in the Aftermath of September 11th • Winter Olympics Take Salt Lake by Storm • Save a Life: Donate Blood at the March Blood Drive • Opinions: Dressing Up: What Happened to Everyone\u27s Style?; Heart-wrenching and Heart-warming Olympics; For the Appropriateness of Fraternities and Sororities on Campus • When Making Love Becomes Sex: Diversifying Love and Sex • Price Comparison: Don\u27t Let the Cold Season Hurt Your Wallet • Pledging in the Past • Women\u27s Basketball Shoots Out Bryn Mawr to end 2002 Season • Men\u27s Basketball Looks Toward Showdown with Franklin & Marshall • Centennial Conference Wrestling Tournament Held at Ursinushttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1508/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, February 7, 2002

The Bluelight Hits a Stoplight: Kmart Files for Chapter 11 • Reinstatement of Zeta Chi Charter On Hold • Alan Morrison and Friends to Perform at Heefner Organ Recital • Opinions: Not Everyone Loves Valentine\u27s Day; Tri Sig Strikes Back; Nowhere to Park • Wynton Marsalis is Coming to Campus! • Berman Museum: A Fun and Relaxing Alternative • When the Weather Outside is Frightful • Comparative Pricing Report: Cell Phone Plans • Spring Fashion Preview for Women • Record Breaking Results at Widener Invitational for UC Track & Field • Hussey Twins are Double Trouble • Bears Turn the Bullet in the Opposite Direction • Gymnastics Gods Shine on Johnson; Girls Set Three School Records in Second Straight Win • Men\u27s Basketball Splits Two League Games • UC Women\u27s Basketball Hits Three Game Winning Streak • UC Women\u27s Lacrosse Aiming for Final Four in 2002 • Bears Swimming Claws Their way Through the Water, Falling Short to a Powerful Franklin and Marshall Teamhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1506/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, February 28, 2002

Doug Farah Pays a Visit to Ursinus • Ursinus Students in Who\u27s Who List • Mysterious Rash Hits School Children Across the Country • Welcome to the Real World • Xanax Abuse • Controversy in the World of Figure Skating • Opinions: Spring Break; Sprinklers: Where are They?; Italy for a Semester • Experience the Beauty of Spring at the Philadelphia Flower Show • Marisol: A Different but Successful Performance at Ursinus College • Some Hot Tips for an Exciting and Safe Spring Break in Sunny Mexico • Track Team\u27s Results from Haverford • Men\u27s Basketball Falls Short at F&M • Men\u27s Rugby Team Admitted to Eastern Pennsylvania Rugby Union • Kings of the Court • Aivazian says Bye, Bye, Bye to the Division I Competition at UPenn • UC Swimmers Turn Up the Heat in the Water at the 2002 CC Championship Meethttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1509/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, January 31, 2002

Ursinus Professors Weigh in on Latest Enron Scandal • Back Again: New Member Education is in Full Swing at Ursinus • Snell Symposium: Teaching Equality in Sports • Internet Misconceptions on Campus • September 11: Will the Attacks Affect Security at the 2002 Olympics? • Opinions: Weighing the Choices of New Member Education; Where\u27s my Winter?; Effects of Kazaa and Bonza Buddy • Maggiano\u27s Little Italy: Save Your Money and Eat at Home • Great Events Sponsored by CAB • Sharing Worlds: New Column on Campus Diversity • Rushing • Swimmers Give it Their All Against The Terrors • Watson Qualifies for Indoor CC Championships • Women\u27s B-ball Downed by Muhlenberg and Johns Hopkins in Second Half of Season • Ursinus Wresting Shows the Centennial Conference They\u27ve Come to Fight • Gymnastics Sweeps MIT and Rhode Island College • Big Win Over Muhlenberg Highlights Week for Men\u27s Basketball • All Star Jazz Sextet to Perform • Ursinus College Film Festival to Present Uranushttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1505/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, February 14, 2002

Salt Lake City Says Hello to the 2002 Winter Olympics • Black History Month at Ursinus: How Diverse is the Campus? • Lorelei: Blast or Bust? • All About Enron: Latest in the Scandal • Parking on Campus: Will There be Enough? • Opinions: Is the Bookstore Slighting Us?; New Dance Studio Missing One Thing: Dancers; Women Drinking While Pregnant: Is That Acceptable? • Exclusive Interview with Jamie Kennedy, Host of The Jamie Kennedy Experiment • The Silver-Brown Dance Company Stomps the Night Away • Is Digital TV Coming to Your House? • Introducing the Wellness Center • Black History Month at Ursinus: The Truth • What the Class of 2002 can Expect in the Real World • UC Women\u27s B-Ball Chops Down Washington on Friday, but Kneels to Swarthmore on Sunday • Ursinus Seeks Women\u27s Golf Coach and Prospective Players • UC Invitational Huge Success for Bears • Men\u27s Basketball Clinches Play-off Berth With Two Dominating Wins! • UC Bears Make a Splash in the Pool, Being Out-Touched by a Strong Bryn Mawr Teamhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1507/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, December 6, 2001

UC Students: Dancin\u27 The Night Away • Celebrating the Holidays Around the World • Pomenti Wins World History Association / Phi Alpha Theta Essay Competition • US Economy Faces Economic Recession • Campus Residence Halls Compete in a Holiday Decorating Contest • Opinions: Wismer\u27s Fantastic Harvest Moon Festival; Lancaster not Just for the Amish • Final Exam Schedule • Christmas Price Comparison: Lights, Cards and Wrapping Paper • How to Make Your Own Christmas Gifts • \u27Twas the Night Before Finals • Fun Activities in Philly • UC Swim Teams Maintain Winning Streak Over Arcadia and Goucher • Women\u27s Hoops Knock Off the Devils • Bears Finally Find First Victory • UC Track & Field Indoor Once More at Dickinson Holiday Meet • Wrestlers Finish 6th at Petrofes Invitationalhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1503/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, November 29, 2001

UC Blueskies Calls for Help with Recycling • AIDS Legacy Continues in Poor Countries • Economics and Business Administration Panel Discussion Offers Students Advice on Finding Job Connections • Volunteers Wanted for NBA League Jam Session • UC Group Makes Plans for Alternative Spring Break • New California Law Enables Women to Obtain Emergency Contraceptive Pills without a Prescription • Opinions: So This is Christmas?; Family Bonding is Better than Trip to Spain; Letter of Apology • Messiah to Hit the Stage • Jazz Ensemble Keeps it Swinging • Comparative Pricing: Local Gasoline • Dougherty Finishes 123rd at Nationals • 8+6+9 = Success for UC Wrestling Team • Lady Bears Knocked off by Susquehanna • Duncan Selected as a Finalist for the Gagliardi Trophy • Captains Leading the Way to Victory for Bears Swimming • Bears Basketball Still Looking for First Winhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1502/thumbnail.jp

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Left Ventricular Assist Device is a Viable Therapy in End Stage Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) therapy use is increasing rapidly in advanced heart failure (HF). Little data exists on the application of this therapy in patients with advanced HF due to Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM). Altered ventricular geometry, thickened septum and reduced LV end-diastolic diameter (LVEDD) in HCM may lead to increased suction events, arrhythmias and inflow cannula malfunction. We hypothesized that patients with end stage HCM benefit from LVAD therapy and have a similar rate of complications to those with ischemic or dilated CM. Between 2009 and 2014, 5 patients with end stage HCM (HCM and EF We conclude that select patients with end stage HCM may benefit from LVAD therapy with a similar rate of complications compared to traditional candidates. Additional study is warranted to further evaluate durable mechanical support in this population