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Multidisciplinary Cardiac Amyloidosis Center At University Of Pittsburgh And University Of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Multidisciplinary Cardiac Amyloidosis Center at University of Pittsburgh and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

4200 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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The multi-disciplinary Cardiac Amyloidosis Clinical Center at University of Pittsburgh and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) offers state-of-the-art diagnosis and management of patients with cardiac amyloidosis.  The Center serves a growing need for clinical care and research driven by the recent recognition of a high prevalence of cardiac amyloidosis, made possible by developments in non-invasive cardiac imaging.

The clinic provides consultative services to:

• facilitate the diagnosis, typing (differentiation of ATTR from AL) and characterization of suspected or known cardiac amyloidosis

• evaluate patients for multi-system involvement

• identify patients suitable for currently available off-label therapies for cardiac ATTR amyloidosis, and for clinical trials. There are several specific therapies for amyloid cardiomyopathy and neuropathy that are close to clinical translation.

• facilitate participation in the cardiac amyloidosis registry and biobank

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