Eric Roselli, MD - Heart Surgeon, The Cleveland Clinic, Ohio
I love coincidences (even if they involve heart surgery).
There’s nothing better than when something amazing happens that makes you scratch your head and think, “Now, if that isn’t the strangest coincidence?!!!”
So… Recently, I was talking with a friend about my heart valve replacement surgery. He said to me, “You know Eric Roselli is now a cardiothoracic surgeon at Cleveland Clinic?”
Eric Roselli, MD - Heart Surgeon
The Cleveland Clinic
I had no idea.
Well…. Sure enough my big brother from my fraternity at the University of Michigan is now, in fact, a heart surgeon at The Cleveland Clinic.
The odd part - I have not talked to Eric in years. However, that same day I was exchanging emails with Dr. Gosta Pettersson, MD, one of the leading heart surgeons at…
Yes…. You guessed it… The Cleveland Clinic. 
From what Dr. Pettersson tells me, Dr. Eric Roselli is now doing very, very well at The Cleveland Clinic. Very excited for him. Here are some details about Dr. Eric E. Roselli, MD:
As a heart surgeon at The Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Eric Roselli specializes in adult cardiac surgery and peripheral vascular surgery. Eric has studied and/or practiced at the following institutions:
* University of Michigan (B.S. 1993)
* Loyola Chicago Stritch School of Medicine (M.D. 1997)
* Cleveland Clinic Foundation General Surgery Residency (1997-2002)
* Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cardiothoracic Residency (2002-2005)
* Cleveland Clinic Foundation Endovascular / Percutaneous Intervention Fellowship (2005 - 2006)
Dr. Eric Roselli’s clinical interests include Aortic Surgery, Endovascular therapy for structural heart disease, Valve repair, Reoperative cardiac surgery, Endocarditis, Surgical education and Patient safety.
If you would like to contact Dr. Eric Roselli, MD here is his contact information:
9500 Euclid Avenue
F-24
Cleveland, OH 44195-5108
United States
1 216 444 0995
1 216 445 6930 (Fax)
Keep on tickin,
Adam
Adam Pick is the author of The Patient’s Guide To Heart Valve Surgery, a unique book which integrates the clinical facts of heart valve surgery with the personal experiences of an actual heart valve surgery patient. This special book was designed to minimize stress and enhance the patient’s recovery. To learn more about Adam’s heart valve surgery book, click here.
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June 4th, 2009 at 11:07 pm
I need to have my ascending aorta replace due to an anerysm.Also my aortic valve needs to be replaced as well.
Any coments on the Perimount aortic valve compared to a porcine one.
Where will I have the best results?