John C. Corbelli an interventional and clinical cardiologist at the Buffalo VA Medical Center (Buffalo VAMC). The focus of my practice is the cardiac catheterization laboratory, though I also see outpatients in the cardiology clinic and perform inpatient clinical consultations in the hospital. He care for individuals with a spectrum of cardiovascular disease, including patients with stable coronary disease, acute coronary syndromes, valvular diseases and cardiomyopathies. Education and Training: Fellowship, Cardiovascular Disease, Cleveland Clinic Foundation (1985); MD, Millard Fillmore Hospital (1982); MD, University at Buffalo (1979); BA, Biology, Canisius College, Summa Cum Laude (1975). Associate Professor of Medicine, SUNY at Buffalo (2012-present); Private Practice, Cardiovascular Medicine, Cardiovascular division of the group, Buffalo Cardiology and Pulmonary Associates, PC (1987–2012); Assistant Clincal Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, SUNY at Buffalo (1985–2012). His current research involvement includes studies on lipid therapy using a PCSK9 inhibitor drug, HDL infusion therapy assessing for coronary artery atheroma regression by intravascular ultrasound, managing myocardial risk following non-cardiac surgery and assessing optimal treatment strategies for atrial fibrillation patients who have undergone coronary intervention and require a combination of antiplatelet and anticoagulation therapy. He also involved in a supportive role with a study of novel antibiotic therapy.

Cardiology; Cardiovascular Disease; Interventional Cardiology