EECP Earns Disdain From MDs

June 2nd, 2005 Medgadget Editors Medicine

EECP (Enhanced External Counterpulsation), the therapy for angina, covered earlier, is discussed in the latest WaPo article. The conclusion? Most cardiologists “disparage it”. To read on why, go here.

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