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Cardiovascular Imaging: Doctor performs thousands of unnecessary angiograms in $29M fraud scheme
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
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The additional information from angiography and perfusion exams contributes extra insight for clinicians to quickly select patients for thrombectomy, researchers explained.
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Doctor admits to performing thousands of unnecessary angiography exams in $29M fraud scheme

A Florida heart surgeon would perform two invasive procedures on each patient's leg—whether required or not—and fraudulently bill insurers, according to a Department of Justice investigation.

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Doctor admits to performing thousands of unnecessary angiography exams in $29M fraud scheme

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A Florida heart surgeon would perform two invasive procedures on each patient's leg—whether required or not—and fraudulently bill insurers, according to a Department of Justice investigation.
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The findings come by way of the RESCUE Trial, which included more than 1,000 participants from 44 different sites.

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